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The Writer's Primer: A Practical Guide for Aspiring Authors Seeking Publication

Rapid changes in the publishing world have opened the doors to many writers who wish to pursue the adventure of publishing. What will one experience as an author? How does one seek publication, and what paths should be followed for marketing? With The Writer's Primer, multi-award winning author Roland Allnach shares his knowledge and experience and offers a cohesive, pragmatic guide to those new to writing and publishing. For both new and experienced writers, The Writer's Primer illustrates the spectrum of possibilities in today's publishing world. Published 2015.

Categories: Reference Textbooks, Curriculum Nonfiction Nonfiction

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Thirtha

by Pramila Venkateswaran

Immigration, poetic and spiritual journeys, and other crossings are the arc of this volume of poems.

Published by Yuganta Press in 2002.

Categories: Poetry

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Thunder on the Moor

by Andrea Matthews

Book One in Thunder on the Moor series – A time-travel romance set on the turbulent border between sixteenth-century Scotland and England, where forbidden love could ignite a blood feud

Self-published on Amazon 2019.

Categories: Fiction Romance Time Travel History

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Tick Tock, Stop the Clock ~ Getting Pretty on Your Lunch Hour

by Lois W. Stern

Tick Tock, Stop the Clock offers non-invasive and minimally invasive beauty enhancement treatments.

"Complete with detailed explanations, revealing photos, and insightful commentary, Tick Tock, Stop The Clock is required reading for anyone with even the slightest interest in improving their health and overall appearance. An excellent, well-crafted, and timely read." Apex Reviews

"Tick Tock, Stop the Clock offers insight into procedures that are available to you if you wish to improve your self-perception. It provides a roadmap for a novice such as me and in that vein; it meets its intended goal. …(This book) is a follow-up to Lois Stern's more introspective book, Sex, Lies and Cosmetic Surgery, pulling together 11 nationally recognized expert's writing on how to improve ones look. The uniqueness of this book… is that the emphasis is on non-invasive procedures that can change ones appearance as opposed to evasive procedures, such as a face lift." Book Pleasures Reviews

"One doesn't need thousands of dollars of plastic surgery to enhance one's appearance. Tick Tock, Stop the Clock: Getting Pretty On Your Lunch Hour is a collection of economically affordable ways that one can improve one's appearance without the need of expensive surgery. Author Lois Stern distills the advice of many professionals into a solid compendium of knowledge. Tick, Tock, Stop the Clock is a something to consider even for those who are beautiful but would like to be more so. " Midwest Book Reviews

Visit her website at: www.ticktockstoptheclock.com

Categories: Beauty and Aging Self-Help, Personal Growth and Self-Esteem Science Medicine, Health, Mind and Body

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To Eat Is a Treat

by Paula Groothuis

This book was written to reach out to children with ideas regarding eating healthy; about foods that are nutritious, about not eating too much of anything and staying as healthy and strong through the years by choosing the right eating plan!

Published September, 2021.

Categories: Fiction Children's Books Poetry

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