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What a palaver! I didn't know how hard it would be to get a book published. Writing the story was so easy by comparison. Book publishers and literary agents are a nightmare and the snobbery is imposs…
Started by David Burrows in The Secret Life of Words. Last reply by Tim Vandehey 11 hours ago.
ladies and gentlmen can you explain and define love...., from your own experiance, answer it
Tagged: authors, romance, writers, love
Started by M. Maged in The Secret Life of Words. Last reply by Marlene E. Matthews 7 hours ago.
Seeing Scarlett Chapter 1 “I still cannot believe he was such a total retard.” I, Princess Eliza, stated to no one in particular, as I paced crossly in my dwelling once again, “He frees me and then…
Tagged: scarlett, seing, story, new
Started by Rebecca Hunter in Writers' World. Last reply by Rebecca Hunter Dec. 28, 2009.
I asked this question on my blog and answered it in my own inimitable way, but I was wondering how you all would respond. Why do you want to be published?
Tagged: fame, quality, recognition, money, writing
Started by Matthew Stublefield in The Secret Life of Words. Last reply by Margaret M Ernenwein Jan 29.
Hey everyone, I'm Pete, I'm currently in the process of signing a contract with a publisher, and am wondering whether I should get an attorney to look over it before I sign? I would really appreciate…
Started by Peter Hardsley in The Secret Life of Words. Last reply by David Horgan Jan 10.
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Let me begin by apologizing to all of you, who like blogging and feel it serves some meaningful purpose in your life. I started writing because I want to craft stories that would spark the reader’s imagination and provide them with entertainment. I wanted to write stories and novels, that may not revival Hemingway, C.S. Lewis, Arthur C. Clark or some of the other literary greats, but they would
… ContinuePosted by Chris keys on February 8, 2010 at 8:20pm
Posted by Andrew Jordan on February 8, 2010 at 4:03pm
Pete Townshend is used to playing in front of stadiums filled with rabid fans who know every note of The Who's songs. He didn't get that at the band's Super Bowl halftime performance, but he's OK with that too.
Townshend and bandmate Roger Daltrey performed a medley of some of their most famous songs on entertainment's biggest stage Sunday, including "Won't Get Fooled Again" during a 12-minute set that included a laser-lit stage and plenty of fireworks.
While the crowd was invol
… ContinuePosted by Eric Hornaday on February 8, 2010 at 11:18am
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