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The Humbling Experience of Writing a Book by Jonas Salzgeber
The Humbling Experience of Writing a Book by Jonas Salzgeber
Hah, it’s funny when I look back at my writing process.
There’s Jonas who decided to write a book. He had an idea, he had the knowledge and necessary resources, and he had the time and dedication. Read More
17 Life: Corner or Crossroads? Aidan Mc Nally (Book Review #578)
Love, War, Glory by Denis Akinmolasire (Book Review #577)
Love war glory is a poetry, short essay book written with care and divided into four sections, love, war, glory, and life stories. Each chapter contained a combination of poems and short essay writings regarding the title. The literature was lyrical and had a descriptive nature to it. I did not see it as a self-help book but the content did sound similar to inspirational material.
The Last Trollid (The Sunset of Magic #1) by Alistair Potter (Book Review #576)
The Essence of Shade by Deborah Jean Miller (Book Review #575)
The essence of shade is a Christian woman’s fiction about Shade who is happily married to a Christian man and has a child. Things go wrong when her husband passes away as he leaves behind breadcrumbs of secrets and unhappy things happen that affect her. After moving to Michigan, she meets another man, and that is when the story begins to take an exciting turn.
The Butcher by Alan Kessler (Book Review #574)
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Limiting beliefs and how to squash them by Damien Larkin
Limiting beliefs and how to squash them by Damien Larkin
“You’ll never be a writer. You’ll be terrible. Why waste your time?”
As my fingers hovered over the keyboard, that niggling voice in the back of my head was going into overdrive. You know the one; that nagging little voice that tells you-you’re not good enough or you can’t do something. Yep, 
he and I were due for a showdown.
Fiction vs. non- fiction by Dennis Scheel
Fiction vs. non- fiction by Dennis Scheel
When writing, one of the first things you have to consider, which also matters when looking for publishers, editors, reviewers and etc, is if your story belongs in fiction or non- fiction, each one has their own styles and sub-genres. Some writers try stories which have a little of both. To be inspired by actual events.
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