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Eye of the Red Tsar: A Novel of Suspense by Sam Eastland Before the Revolution in two steps, Tsar Nicholas Romanov trusted his brilliant Finnish born investigator Pekkala to solve impossible cases. However, in the Summer of 1917, the great detective became Prisoner 4745-P exiled to spend the rest of his life for crimes against
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Avempartha (The Riyria Revelations, Vol. 2) by Michael J. Sullivan I picked up Michael J. Sullivan’s Avempartha expecting to get some answers to the questions that The Crown Conspiracy left me with. This second book in a six part series certainly doesn’t disappoint – but it does leave one with more questions. This explains why
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Have you always wanted to write a novel? Before you start writing, there’s preparation you can do to help you come out with the best book possible. This will improve your chances not only finishing your novel, but coming out with something good enough to publish.
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If you’re about to publish or have just published a non-fiction book one of the biggest challenges you’ll face is simply how to sell your book and ideally sell it by the truckload. There are thousands of books being published each and every week.
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Drood by Dan Simmons By using Wilkie Collins as the narrator of the novel Dan Simmons unfurls a carpet of emotions in which the reader can lascivious wallow. Like the inimitable Charles Dickens the author is more than able to to enwrap a skeleton of facts with bulging literary flesh. With the recurrent use of
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In recent months publicity focusing in on the book industry has been quite poor. Authors and publishers are up in arms about the treatment of their work in regards to copyright issues, and there is much talk about the quintessential foundation of America: lawsuits. Many authors and publishers are worried about the rights to their
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Authors, self publishers and book publishers often spend a lot of time thinking over possible titles for an upcoming book they plan to publish and rightly so. There are some basic considerations to keep in mind when choosing a title, assuming you’re publishing a non-fiction book. The most important thing to remember is to choose
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Audio books are a great way to learn or grasp things in mind. These books are gaining popularity specially in the education area. Parents and teachers are increasingly adopting this method to impart education to children. So they are being used in schools as well as homes and other places. A research shows that knowledge
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I get this question a lot: “Now that I’ve self-published I need to find an agent, how do I do that?” Well, it might seem to be a simple and easy transition. I mean you’re already published so it shouldn’t be that hard, right? Not so fast. There are a number of things you need
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Research is time-consuming and hard work; however, this phase in writing is essential to write a book that readers will find believable and original. As long as you know where to start and what you want to achieve with your work, then research shouldn’t be a problem. Here are a few basic steps to do