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How to Develop Your Brand as a Book Author
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
This is a guest post by Stewart Dunlop. Stewart is a full-time content marketer at Foundr and part-time reader, gamer & footballer. You can follow or tweet him @stewydunlop. How to Develop Your Brand…
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Transforming Objects With or Without Permission
Changing a living thing comes with a lot of ethical questions even if it’s being done to oneself. At least, there should be since I do remember one movie had kids turning rodents into cups without any hesitation. There’s not … Continue reading
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Tagged alchemy, author, fantasy, fiction, magic, objects, transformation, transmutation, writing
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We are the #Uniqueauthors
Originally posted on Library of Erana:
I got chatting via a blog post to a lovely author (who will be featured soon) about the extra challenges disabled authors and artists have. Publishing and producing work is a steep learning curve…
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Mondays are Murder: H.H. Holmes
Originally posted on Staci Troilo:
Ciao, amici! Today’s murder spotlight is on H.H. Holmes. Is the name familiar to you? It should be. If not, maybe you’ve heard of the Murder Castle. H.H. Holmes was a con man and serial…
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A Heaven for Toasters: Chapter 6
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
After relaunching A Heaven for Toasters, complete with new cover, I promised to publish it here in installments. Note: You can find a link to all published chapters at the end of this post…
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Ideas For Keeping Your Blog Fresh
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Struggling for blog ideas? Photo by Tirachard Kumtanom // CC0 1.0 Blogging consistently for days and years takes its toll. The mind struggles to generate ideas strong enough to keep the blog fresh. Over time, even…
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Coming In Late! (Depression and Anxiety Advise)
The picture might be crueler than I intend, but there are times when I feel that way. So, I’ve been down a lot over the summer because of the stress. Being exhausted means my thoughts get the best of me … Continue reading
Summer for Kids vs Summer for Adults
You know, Homer Simpson isn’t exactly wrong here. While kids get the summer off from school, most adults don’t get the time off from work. Even if you have a job that stops at the end of June, you need … Continue reading
