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 | The First Five Pages—A Writer's Guide to Staying out of the Rejection Pile
by Noah Lukeman
Whether you are a novice writer or a veteran who has already had your work published, rejection is often a frustrating reality. Literary agents and editors receive and reject hundreds of manuscripts each month. While it's the job of these publishing professionals to be discriminating, it's the job of the writer to produce a manuscript that immediately stands out among the vast competition. And those outstanding qualities, says New York literary agent Noah Lukeman, have to be apparent from the first five pages.
|  | Acts Too! The Twelve Walking-Talking Aliens: Their Exploits, Message and Legacy
Republishing rights available
by Stan Howard
Acts Too! picks up where, SoulSource: Had He Come to America Now leaves off. Acts Too! details the aftermath of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ as cast in the 21st Century. While this book is a sequel to SoulSource, it also stands on its own as an adventure-packed volume containing many interesting turns and spiritual surprises. The story is told in easy-to-understand paraphrase and is based upon of the original New Testament version. Like SoulSource, this book is a one-way, direct flight to a world filled with mind-bending phenomena that whips our sensibilities and teases us with a taste of the eternal. Modern readers are launched into a world of exploration where they witness whopper size feats and hear first-hand reports from the lips of the Apostles. Peter, James and John (Christ’s inner core) as well as Mary, Maggie, Siva and others previously introduced in SoulSource are joined by a plethora of new colorful characters with whom they bond and create a unified front in the face of powerful spiritual adversaries.
|  | Dancing Skeletons
by Debby Nelms
What do you write about after the emotional pain that used to fill your days? LIFE! These are true, mostly humorous stories of one woman’s attempt to come to terms with her life, herself and her chosen companions. It is an unflinchingly honest portrayal of a wonderfully flawed journey written in a humorous and satirical manner.There are nearly 300 stories here that have been taken from all the events and people surrounding the author’s life…the dogs, the cats, the husband, the cows, the son, the in-laws and the attempts at gainful employment! These stories will have you either rolling on the floor with laughter or giving you a different perspective to think on. The author’s writing style has been described as a cross between "Dances With Wolves" and "Norma Rae" and "Home Alone" – if you can imagine that combination!
|  | Molly's fire
by Janet Lee Carey
In the summer of 1944, a telegram comes saying that her father's Thunderbolt aircraft was shot down over Holland—and that Lieutenant George Fowler is presumed dead. Thirteen-year-old Molly doesn't believe it. She's determined to hang on to her belief that her dad somehow made it through. The appearance of a mysterious pocket watch gives Molly hope. Could this be the sign she's been waiting for? Molly risks all to find out.From Booklist:
Carey paints a realistic portrait of wartime deprivation on the American home front. Give this to fans of Patricia Reilly Giff's "Lily's Crossing"(1997).
|  | The Memoirs of Kristapher's Dad
by Alren Bernard Shaw
Poetry can be a very intimate glimpse into a person's life, and within the enclosed tapestry of light and dark, life and death, love lost and found, we find images of Alren Bernard Shaw's experience as he shares the rollercoaster his soul rides through happiness, melancholy, joy, peace, and despair with equal fervor in The Memoirs of Kristapher's Dad.
While the love shared between two people permeates his work, Mr. Shaw also shares his despair with us, reflecting on the many facets and moods of love and life. The Memoirs of Kristapher's Dad allows a closer look into Alren Bernard Shaw's life through the power of his descriptive words, encouraging us to explore and share some of the feelings, thoughts, and experiences within ourselves.
|  | Writing in Flow: Keys to Enhanced Creativity
by Susan Perry
What is flow? For writers, it's the sense of inspired freedom that comes when they completely lose themselves in their writing, allowing time, duty and worry to melt away. Words flow out in a continuous, creative stream. Also known as, "the writer's high" it's the one thing many writers consistently cite as the most satisfying aspect of writing—as well as the most difficult to achieve."Writing in Flow" addresses the elusive phenomenon of "writer's high," showing writers how to achieve and maintain a sense of flow in their own work. Dr. Susan Perry leads writers through an in-depth analysis of flow, from defining what it is to making it happen—even when facing writer's block. Throughout this groundbreaking book, more than 75 best-selling and
award-winning writers reveal their techniques for enhancing their writing creativity and productivity. Highly practical questions and answers and exercises scattered throughout. This book is a bestseller!
|  | In The Care Of Evil: A Foster Child's Brutal Tale Of Sex, Violence, Greed, and Betrayal
Second publisher sought
by Dewey Reynolds
In The Care Of Evil is a compelling account of the brutal experiences that a group of foster children and handicapped men encounter in a foster home located on Chicago's south side. After surviving the drug dealing, bootlegging, gambling, and prostitution, which took place in their parent's home, Vernon, Valerie, and Vincent are placed in the care of Bessie Mae and J.D. Willingham, along with numerous other foster children by the state of Illinois.
|  | Merlin's Calling
Second publisher sought
by Mark Ettin
Dr. Wallace Branford-a social scientist studying large group trends-receives a mailing from the alluring Philemont, purported to contain fragments of Merlin's newly discovered diary. Trapped beneath the earth and under a spell cast by his paramour Nimue, the seer reveals his life, times and practices. A modern-day Grail search ensues. The truth about Merlin and the wisdom he holds for the coming age is its aim.
Questing characters scour the summer country of England, northern mountains of Wales and rocky coast of Cornwall for clues and inspirations. Eventual meetings are at once tense, exciting, soulful and magical. Protagonists battle their own demons and histories as dark, reactionary forces attempt to usurp or discredit the find. Merlin's calling becomes urgent when he senses turbulence in the surface world and circumstances that might set him free. The story builds toward conclusion with a shamanic ritual at Stonehenge on millennium eve.
|  | The Winterland Friends
by Brad Wilson
Where do snowmen go when the snow melts? What becomes of our creations? Do they just melt and go away? Or do they live on somewhere else?Right before they would melt, the snowmen go to Winterland, a special place in the forest where they can live and play all year long. In Brad Wilson's The Winterland Friends, Peter builds a snowman named Theodore. When Peter goes to check on his snowman before bed, the snowman is not there. Upon further examination, he finds Theodore has come to life. Theodore shows Peter all the secrets of Winterland. Join them in their journey to Winterland. Meet Walden, the farmer in charge of the Nose Patch. Share with Peter the joy of snowman life. And remember, just because the snow melts, it doesn't mean the snowmen go away.
|  | Virtual Memories
by Natalie Buske Thomas
Virtual Memories is the second book in the Serena Wilcox Mysteries. Read a review at About.comJack's wife thinks she's found the perfect gift for his 30th birthday: a gift certificate for a Virtual Memories session. But Jack, like so many other Virtual Memories customers, quickly becomes obsessed with Virtual Memories, delving deeper and deeper into fantasies until he actually believes himself to be a CIA agent on a mission to hunt down the man in the Mustang. When Serena takes on the case, she finds layers of mystery surrounding Virtual Memories. Greed, lust, and envy: three motives that make Virtual Memories an exciting and fast read.
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