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Editing PrimerBy Lillie AmmannLearn how to edit your own work and how to work with professional editors. |
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Finding the Information You NeedBy Lillie AmmannTips to find what you need to know--whether it's bargains, medical information, business data, trivia ... or anything else |
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Preserving MemoriesBy Lillie AmmannHow to preserve your family memories, whether you print a few copies on your computer or publish a hardcover book |
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Creating Fictional CharactersBy Lillie AmmannHow to create fictional characters readers care about |
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FlashpointBy Peter YoungFlashpoint is the first directory of animal industry addresses for animal rights activists. |
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AMERICA'S FILM VAULTBy Phillip W. StewartSome of the best history secrets are buried deep within America's film vault. |
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HENRY FORD'S MOVING PICTURE SHOWBy Phillip W. StewartHenry Ford. A Movie Mogul? It’s true. There was a time between 1915 and 1925, during which Henry Ford oversaw the largest motion picture production and distribution operation on the planet. |
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Notes from Writing the WorldBy Harvey StanbroughGet the full text of my shorter nonfiction works in a single book: twelve dollars worth of books for just over half price. |
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Writing DialectBy Harvey StanbroughWhen it is written well, dialect informs and enhances the reader’s sense of place and character. |
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Creating Realistic CharactersBy Harvey StanbroughThe more quickly the reader identifies with the character, the more quickly he will become engaged in the story line. This doesn’t have to happen by accident. |
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