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I am Great Because I Believed it First by Brandon Richard (Book Review #483)
Introducing King David the Messiah – Walking With God by King David (Book Review #482)
I was born King David, yet I didn’t know that until I received a rev- elation from God back in the mid-1990’s.
“He” took me through a long and difficult journey, in which I’ve grown stronger as a result.
The Blood Prince by Marie Blanchet (Book Review #481)
How to Write A Book? by Jeyran Main
How to Write A Book? by Jeyran Main
There are fundamental steps in order to write a book. Many authors work differently but based on the many books I have read and reviews, I have written, I believe the following is the best way to write a book.
Creating a Memorable Character by Jeyran Main
Creating a Memorable Character by Jeyran Main
John Yeoman has some very interesting opinions on creating that impression when it comes to building characters. The first question that may come to mind is, if your character may, in fact, need to be memorable? The answer is: No.
A Taste of Revenge by Mercy Jane Ballesteros (Book Review#480)
3 Hour Dad by Adam T Hourlution (Book Review #479)
3 Types of Novel by Petra Jacob
3 Types of Novel by Petra Jacob
Finding your focus when writing a novel can be tricky but it’s essential. I’ve read some self-published books with great story ideas and beautiful writing, but the focus wasn’t there, and that made it a chore to keep reading. To avoid this, a writer needs to know what kind of book they’re writing, which I’ve reduced down to three groups. This isn’t about genres but aims and direction. It’s about the driving force of a book and what makes it intriguing, so for example, romance or comedy books might contain elements of all three types. Read More
Mark Morisson – Author Introduction
Hello Loyal Followers,
I’m Mark Morrison, first-time author of an outstanding young adult fantasy action adventure titled TwoSpells. It’s a fantastically magical tale involving teenage American twins, Sarah and Jon, neither having a clue as to what they really are, Irregulars. They find out that they’re heirs to an ancient magical realm built around an enchanted library created for their special kind in the distant country of Wales. The books within its shelves can transport a reader to anywhere or anytime the author has written. The children quickly learn that traveling the uncharted inner-sanctums of multidimensional worlds may not be the safest nor wisest of choices.
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