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    Mars, our closest planetary neighbor has always been the topic of Science Fiction almost since the Genre was created. There are many authors who've taken up the cause to write about Mars and the future of human colonies and the concept that we may one day inhabit this planet. Some Sci Fi writers...
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    When you get the idea to write a novel, it seems to just jump into your head. You have an "Aha!" moment; a brilliant moment of inspiration. You can see the entire novel played out in your head. Now all you have to do is write it down on paper.
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  • Non-Fiction Book Titles – An Author’s...

    Perhaps you have considered writing some eBooks or self-publishing some print books, either way, the Title You Choose has more to do about the sales success of the book than you might think. Not long ago, I looked at the various books that I wish to write and sat down to do a little practice...
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Snuff by Chuck Palahniuk – Review

Oct 28th

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Snuff by Chuck Palahniuk
Palahniuk’s audacious ninth novel tells the story of Cassie Wright, an aging porn queen who intends to put an exclamation point on her career by having sex with 600 men in one day on film. The story begins with Mr. 600—the pornosaur who introduced Cassie to the business—as he describes the other More >

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Home by Marilynne Robinson – Review

Sep 27th

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Home: A Novel by Marilynne Robinson
Home occupies the same time-frame as Gilead; its central drama – the return of the prodigal Jack to his father’s house – is identical; the small events of the narrative – neighbourly visits, church attendance, small excursions into the countryside around Gilead, the house and garden tended, the ailing person More >

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The Glimmer Palace by Beatrice Colin – Review

Sep 14th

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The Glimmer Palace by Beatrice Colin
The movies have provided escapism for so long that we tend to forget that the actors onscreen are themselves often trying to escape. For the orphaned Lilly Nelly Aphrodite, the heroine of Beatrice Colin’s new novel, “The Glimmer Palace, ” “ the only reality she could grasp was the reality More >

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