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Quick Reads: Seeing Red | by Ed Rehkopf May 21, 2012 | 1555 words | Read a sample |
| Learning patience at stoplights. | ||||
| Author bio: Ed Rehkopf is a retired hospitality veteran. During his long and varied career, he has managed two historic university-owned hotels, managed at a four-star desert resort, directed operations for a regional hotel chain, opened two golf and country clubs, worked in golf course development, and launched a portal web site for the private club industry. |
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How to Win at Baccarat: A Tricky Strategy Accidentally Uncovered | by Alan Samonte May 20, 2012 | 13161 words | Read a sample |
| Every time he would bet 1,000 pesos on Banker hand – I would add 100 pesos on his bet – making it a total of 1,100 pesos. If we won, we would be given 1,045 in winnings (minus 5% commission). This pleased me because my new friend would give me my full of 100 pesos winnings while he pays all the commission. | ||||
| Author bio: The author had taught business subjects for twelve years before he worked as Project Development Officer for the Philippine government. With an entrenched insight gained in his two decades of collecting and interpreting gambling data, he drew on Mathematics, gambling realities, and casino phenomena to unlock the very mystery of casino winning. |
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Hastings International Chess Congress 2011-12: Critical Positions | by William Harvey May 18, 2012 | 594 words | Read a sample |
| This is a collection of 45 critical positions from games of the tournament. The player at the bottom of the board moves first and wins. Match wits with the tournament winners and find the best move. Solutions are found at the back of the pamphlet. | ||||
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Quick Reads: Pax Profundis and Puttering | by Ed Rehkopf May 18, 2012 | 2118 words | Read a sample |
| A man contemplates the joys of puttering. | ||||
| Author bio: Ed Rehkopf is a retired hospitality veteran. During his long and varied career, he has managed two historic university-owned hotels, managed at a four-star desert resort, directed operations for a regional hotel chain, opened two golf and country clubs, worked in golf course development, and launched a portal web site for the private club industry. |
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Win Lotto in 2012 (A Strategy for Picking Lucky Numbers) | by J. R. Whittaker May 15, 2012 | 2606 words | Read a sample |
| This book is about picking winning numbers. Have you heard about people winning one form of lotto multiple times? How can people be lucky like that? This book uses a number choosing strategy that is easy to use and understand. If you are looking for a different approach then try this one! | ||||
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Balls! A History of the Euro 2012 Teams | by Chris Whitfield May 13, 2012 | 54230 words | Sample 30% |
| An irreverent and informative look at the history of the sixteen football teams represented at the 2012 Euros. It is a journey across Europe and the World that takes in the sights of glory, humiliation, politics, war, visionaries, parochialism, corruption, gamesmanship and pies. If you like football, you will love this book. It is complete and utter Balls! | ||||
| Author bio: I am an accountant with a sense of humour, which most people consider a contradiction. I live in the UK on the Wirral with my wife and two bitches. That's a Border Terrier and a Cockapoo, in case you're thinking I'm living the life of an African tribe leader who believes he's a gangsta rapper. I have three grown up children but have never quite managed to grow up myself. At the age of eighteen, I was often mistaken for pop idol, Donny Osmond. Nearly four decades on and ravaged by time, the best I can now do in the look-a-like stakes is Richard Osman from BBC TV's Pointless. Osmond to Osman, how the mighty fall. Chimpanzees in Dungarees is my first published book. I can imagine there's already more than a few, hoping it's the last. |
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Vivid Scribe Collected Features volume 2 | by Kate Krake April 25, 2012 | 15667 words | Read a sample |
| A second volume of pop culture themed feature articles from Vivid Scribe, plus an all new essay written especially for this book. | ||||
| Author bio: Kate Krake is a writer, currently based in Western Australia and is the founder and editor of Vivid Scribe. Kate has a long established passion for all realms of popular culture from music to movies, books and everything in between. She holds a Bachelor of Arts with majors in English and History from the Australian National University, and a Masters in Humanities (Media and Cultural Studies) from the University of Queensland. Kate has also published numerous film and music reviews, academic papers and also fiction in print and online. Kate Krake is also published under the name Kate Murphy. Find out more on Kate’s Blog where she mostly complains about the trials of writing that never-going-to-be-finished novel. |
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Kim Kardashian For President | by Rodney Ohebsion April 21, 2012 | 10987 words | Read a sample |
| Rodney Ohebsion on work, taxes, government spending, and economics. | ||||
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Israelis and Palestinians Both Like Food | by Rodney Ohebsion April 17, 2012 | 2519 words | Read a sample |
| A look at the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. | ||||
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Koreans Who Hate Seinfeld | by Rodney Ohebsion April 17, 2012 | 6389 words | Read a sample |
| Rodney Ohebsion on the psychology of persuasion. Sort of. | ||||
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Voting Under the Influence of Fox News | by Rodney Ohebsion April 14, 2012 | 17955 words | Read a sample |
| Liberal political pundit Rodney Ohebsion takes shots at the Republican Party. | ||||
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Year-In-Review: The Entirely True Histories of a Perfectly Wretched Family | by Maria Keffler April 10, 2012 | 8009 words | Read a sample |
| Concussive diaper explosions and aircraft lavatories. (The Mile-High Club just isn’t the same thing after kids.) Death, destruction and debt. (How can a child be born $1800 in the hole?) Sibling rivalries of biblical proportions. (“I’m telling God!†“Oh yeah? I’m telling Mom!â€) Sometimes the experience of training up kids seems more akin to experiencing a train wreck. | ||||
| Author bio: Maria Keffler lives in Arlington, Virginia, with her husband and three children. She writes for and performs with the LaughingFlock, a local comedy troupe; reluctantly holds an office in the school PTO; and is trying to learn how to make dinner without the smoke detector finding out about it. |
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Vivid Scribe Collected Features volume 1 | by Kate Krake April 03, 2012 | 12986 words | Read a sample |
| A collection of pop culture themed feature articles from Vivid Scribe, plus an all new essay exclusive to this book. | ||||
| Author bio: Kate Krake is a writer, currently based in Western Australia and is the founder and editor of Vivid Scribe. Kate has a long established passion for all realms of popular culture from music to movies, books and everything in between. She holds a Bachelor of Arts with majors in English and History from the Australian National University, and a Masters in Humanities (Media and Cultural Studies) from the University of Queensland. Kate has also published numerous film and music reviews, academic papers and also fiction in print and online. Kate Krake is also published under the name Kate Murphy. Find out more on Kate’s Blog where she mostly complains about the trials of writing that never-going-to-be-finished novel. |
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Trailer Parks: Recession Proof Living | by Darrel Miller April 03, 2012 | 1187 words | Read a sample |
| Herein you find out about the purely American standard of Living: the Trailer Park. Learn about its habits and habitat. And even get a catchy tune to sing. | ||||
| Author bio: It is my hope to share something funny with you. I am currently trying to do that, enjoy. OH, and my profile picture LOOKS JUST LIKE ME. I am not kidding if you were looking for me using just this picture YOU WOULD FIND ME!!! Weird I know!! |
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Solving SUDOKU Using Excel | by Clyde Key March 30, 2012 | 1798 words | Read a sample |
| Solving SUDOKU Using Excel gives instructions for solving SUDOKU puzzles using a spreadsheet in MicroSoft Excel. It is not a program that works the puzzles for you, but it facilitates finding the solutions while you learn the patterns so that you can develop your own proficiency. Note: Your computer must have MicroSoft Excel installed to use this spreadsheet. | ||||
| Author bio: Clyde Key is a native Texan and retired engineer. He lives in rural northeast Texas. His previously published humorous sci-fi novel, Zappin’ Rustlers, is available now as an ebook, to be followed shortly by Solvent Fumes: The Intergalactic Adventure. |
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Arcadian | by Doug McCoy March 23, 2012 | 19832 words | Read a sample |
| A memoir of the great arcade games of the 1980s as played by a child of the '80s. | ||||
| Author bio: Doug McCoy is a child of the '80s. Born and raised in Ohio, he now resides in the Bay Area of California. |
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ANESthetized | by Doug McCoy March 23, 2012 | 24873 words | Read a sample |
| A memoir of the Nintendo Entertainment System and what it meant to one child of the '80s. | ||||
| Author bio: Doug McCoy is a child of the '80s. Born and raised in Ohio, he now resides in the Bay Area of California. |
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The "F" Bomb and Cussing in America (The Kid in the Hat Collection, Volume 2) | by Joe H. Bell March 20, 2012 | 2568 words | Read a sample |
| The “F†Bomb and Cussing in America (The Kid in the Hat Collection, Volume 2), offers humorous insight into the use of profanity in America. | ||||
| Author bio: I was slapped into existence in 1952 in a small, rustic town named Longview in the state of Texas. Graduated Pine Tree High School in 1971 and North Texas State University in 1978. It took longer than normal, but I paid for it all myself. Enjoyed great success in the corporate business world which led to my moving to California in 1987, married in 1990 and starting my own business in 1993. The business ran well for a number of years, finally ceasing in 2011, thanks to the boys on Wall Street. It was November, 2010 when I was coaxed into writing my memoir, “Of Shadows and Footprintsâ€. It is the story of a man that bestowed unsullied trust upon those deemed worthy, yet they knew not the treasure, and this propelled him into oblivion for decades. Within this nothingness, he discovered the one real thing necessary for surviving this human life. To be published April, 2012. |
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My Life Has Gone to the Dogs (and Cats) | by C.A. Beach March 18, 2012 | 40937 words | Read a sample |
| A humorous and sometimes tearful look at the animals who transformed the author's life. "My Life Has Gone to the Dogs (and Cats)" shows what happens when you open your heart and your living space to these furry creatures we call - pets - companions - and best friends. | ||||
| Author bio: This is the second book e-published by C.A. Beach. Her first novel is: “A Study in Deceptionâ€. If you enjoy reading suspense/murder/mystery/comedy and a great deal of plot twists check out “A Study in Deception†C.A. Beach is currently working on another murder/mystery fiction novel which should be available later this year. As for the pets – CJ and Stormy are still the barking Shelties they always were. The cats have reached maturity and are now enjoying their new found celibacy as they have all had parts removed to ensure they will not be adding to the growing cat population in the neighborhood. Thank you very much for taking the time to indulge my creative writing desires. |
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Pop! Thinking: User Friendly Essays on Popular Culture vol. 1 | by Kate Krake March 12, 2012 | 12732 words | Read a sample |
| An anthology of user friendly essays on popular culture, written by the team at Vivid Scribe. Topics cover TV, music, film, literature, comics and collecting pop culture merchandise. | ||||
| Author bio: Kate Krake is a writer, currently based in Western Australia and is the founder and editor of Vivid Scribe. Kate has a long established passion for all realms of popular culture from music to movies, books and everything in between. She holds a Bachelor of Arts with majors in English and History from the Australian National University, and a Masters in Humanities (Media and Cultural Studies) from the University of Queensland. Kate has also published numerous film and music reviews, academic papers and also fiction in print and online. Kate Krake is also published under the name Kate Murphy. Find out more on Kate’s Blog where she mostly complains about the trials of writing that never-going-to-be-finished novel. |
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Breve Storia della Letteratura Erotica Antica e Medioevale | by Amodio Tortora Feb. 21, 2012 | 17639 words | Read a sample |
| Breve Storia della Letteratura Erotica Antica e Medioevale | ||||
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Printable 3D dungeon Tiles Minotaur Maze set for Dungeons and Dragons, D&D, Gurps, Warhammer or other RPG | by Andrew W. Zehner Feb. 15, 2012 | 97 words | Read a sample |
| The Minotaur Maze is the second installment to the ever popular DUNGEON MASTER SET! This set contains everything the DM set contains except the textures are more detailed, photo realistic, and the set contains the new square wall section. Please note this version is a lower resolution version with fewer structures than the one found for sale on the QuickQuests website | ||||
| Author bio: Andrew W. Zehner is an award winning Writer / Director and a creative individual when it comes to creating anything "Digital". Andrew spent hours pouring over data he gained from Google and other search engines and has developed a very successful algorithm for enhanced search engine placement. Andrew is also an award winning photographer, and Graphic and Web designer. |
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57 | by Quentin de Graaf Feb. 14, 2012 | 3211 words | Read a sample |
| World 57 is a world that is filled with war lords from old lands, but a few stood out such as CodyGoodTheGreat the master mind behind the empire of Knock! Another person who stood out was PsychoSmurf the leader of the great Infamy Army but we will hear more about them later on. | ||||
| Author bio: I was born in Belgium and moved to England when I was 7. I moved out of home when I was 15 and lived on the streets for awhile. I have self published 3 book and working on 2 more. |
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Il Cinema Horror dei Teenagers | by Amodio Tortora Feb. 10, 2012 | 1175 words | Read a sample |
| Il Cinema Horror dei Teenagers degli anni 80 | ||||
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Chimpanzees in Dungarees (Illustrated) | by Chris Whitfield Feb. 06, 2012 | 43704 words | Read a sample |
| Babies Called Keith, Shellsuits, Reliant Robins, Tripe, No Smoking Areas, Knitting, Streetwise Dogs, The Deferential Working Class... Chimpanzees in Dungarees has more than ninety such disappearing things. Part satire, part nostalgia, part autobiography, part social commentary, this book has been written with one sole objective. To take the proverbial and have a laugh. Or is that two objectives? | ||||
| Author bio: I am an accountant with a sense of humour, which most people consider a contradiction. I live in the UK on the Wirral with my wife and two bitches. That's a Border Terrier and a Cockapoo, in case you're thinking I'm living the life of an African tribe leader who believes he's a gangsta rapper. I have three grown up children but have never quite managed to grow up myself. At the age of eighteen, I was often mistaken for pop idol, Donny Osmond. Nearly four decades on and ravaged by time, the best I can now do in the look-a-like stakes is Richard Osman from BBC TV's Pointless. Osmond to Osman, how the mighty fall. Chimpanzees in Dungarees is my first published book. I can imagine there's already more than a few, hoping it's the last. |
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A Nightmare on Elm Street | by Amodio Tortora Feb. 04, 2012 | 1230 words | Read a sample |
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The Horror Movies of 80's | by Amodio Tortora Feb. 02, 2012 | 3374 words | Read a sample |
| All the movies of 80's. | ||||
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PRINTABLE 3D Dungeon Tiles - Master DM set - for Dungeons and Dragons, D&D, Gurps, Warhammer, or other RPG | by Andrew W. Zehner Feb. 01, 2012 | 45 words | Read a sample |
| The dungeon master package contains everything you need to enhance your adventures. The FULL download package available on the quickquests website, contains the following: LONG WALL, SHORT WALL, DOORS, WINDOWS, and STAIRS. AND a SPECIAL CURVED WALL. All you have to do is print out the files and cut and fold. This download is not a high resolution or as clean as the .pdf versions. | ||||
| Author bio: Andrew W. Zehner is an award winning Writer / Director and a creative individual when it comes to creating anything "Digital". Andrew spent hours pouring over data he gained from Google and other search engines and has developed a very successful algorithm for enhanced search engine placement. Andrew is also an award winning photographer, and Graphic and Web designer. |
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Fast Fooled | by Darrel Miller Jan. 27, 2012 | 1374 words | Read a sample |
| Not fast, not food. You are literally eating junk, and no food. An exploration of our history with food we want now! | ||||
| Author bio: It is my hope to share something funny with you. I am currently trying to do that, enjoy. OH, and my profile picture LOOKS JUST LIKE ME. I am not kidding if you were looking for me using just this picture YOU WOULD FIND ME!!! Weird I know!! |
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MovieFreak | by Keith Helinski Jan. 24, 2012 | 76371 words | Read a sample |
| MovieFreak is a collection of movie reviews, short stories, and columns written by Keith Helinski over the years. Features published pieces from MovieFreak.com | ||||
| Author bio: Keith Helinski is currently a drudge at a local grocery store, slaving away for survival. He does a lot of reading and a lot of writing. Both helps him get by the harsh reality of life. Sure, life could be worse, but life could be better too - which is inspiration enough to write! Hopefully it's inspiration enough for you to read... |
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Indian bridegroom | by bala subrahmanyam kambala Jan. 21, 2012 | 10858 words | Read a sample |
| A story of an orphan, how he managed to achieve success in life and get married. | ||||
| Author bio: I am Bala subrahmanyam Kambala. I am a software engineer. I do write novels as a hobby and my first novel is 'Indian bridegroom'. I like to do challenging things in life. Any one can excel in any skill. I always tries to excel in whatever I do :) |
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Honeycomb Sudoku Puzzles | by Ted Summerfield Jan. 19, 2012 | 399 words | Sample 60% |
| Free Honeycomb Sudoku Puzzles ebook. Easy and hard levels of play. 36 printable puzzles. Solve these puzzles by printing them out, or on your device if typing/drawing on images is allowed. | ||||
| Author bio: During the last 30 years I've written news stories, sports stories, stories for children, puzzles, and plays for puppets. Many of my ebooks are color picture books for children, and include printable black and white pictures at the end of a story. Please visit my blog for the latest information on my ebooks, and any updates or changes or comments. Ted. PS: Please help stop cruelty to animals and support your favorite humane society or organization. |
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The Title Can't Say It All | by Luke Boyd Jan. 07, 2012 | 1144 words | Read a sample |
| A book about my final year in elementary school. My partner Ann-Margret Swindle. I had a journal that I kept up with all my information. | ||||
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It's All About The Money | by Nick Comer Jan. 06, 2012 | 29753 words | Read a sample |
| 6 University Graduate friends attempt to make £1 million pounds from a list of 6 ideas, having become bored of daily 9am-5pm working life - 2 years after all studying together at University. The film follows the 6 characters through these 6 realistic ideas and the stories which evolve from completing them, to see if they ultimately make the £1 million. | ||||
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Posterized | by Andrew Larson Dec. 22, 2011 | 55684 words | Sample 15% |
| Sports. Comedy. Jesus. Ever wonder what Martin Luther would write about if he loved to watch LeBron shot-block layups into the twelfth row? Or if Karl Barth watched four hours of SportsCenter a day? Wonder no more, friend. | ||||
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The Unofficial Roku Channel Guide; Annotated - April 2012 | by Smith & Smith Publishers Dec. 22, 2011 | 24160 words | Read a sample |
| Updated for APRIL 2012 Now with a New Table of Contents and Links for easy reading and navigation! This Roku Channel Guide includes Access Codes and Links to Channels available on the Roku set top box. Roku is an inexpensive device, one inch tall and less than five inches wide. It sits next to your television and streams video and music from an Internet connection to your television. | ||||
| Author bio: Smith and Smith Publishers publish ebooks. We edit, format, design covers, and market ebooks for Smashwords.com, Amazon.com and BarnesandNobel.com. |
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Chimpanzees in Dungarees | by Chris Whitfield Dec. 21, 2011 | 43715 words | Read a sample |
| Babies Called Keith, Shellsuits, Reliant Robins, Tripe, No Smoking Areas, Knitting, Streetwise Dogs, The Deferential Working Class... Chimpanzees in Dungarees has more than ninety such disappearing things. Part satire, part nostalgia, part autobiography, part social commentary, this book has been written with one sole objective. To take the proverbial and have a laugh. Or is that two objectives? | ||||
| Author bio: I am an accountant with a sense of humour, which most people consider a contradiction. I live in the UK on the Wirral with my wife and two bitches. That's a Border Terrier and a Cockapoo, in case you're thinking I'm living the life of an African tribe leader who believes he's a gangsta rapper. I have three grown up children but have never quite managed to grow up myself. At the age of eighteen, I was often mistaken for pop idol, Donny Osmond. Nearly four decades on and ravaged by time, the best I can now do in the look-a-like stakes is Richard Osman from BBC TV's Pointless. Osmond to Osman, how the mighty fall. Chimpanzees in Dungarees is my first published book. I can imagine there's already more than a few, hoping it's the last. |
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Diary of a Procrastinator | by Alistair Grigsby Dec. 15, 2011 | 251 words | Read a sample |
| Grigsby takes you deep into the recesses of a procrastinator’s mind, revealing it in all of its barren glory and exposing it for what it is. So buckle up and strap yourselves in tight as you slip down the lazy, unmotivated rabbit-hole that is the life and thought process of the truly lethargic, and ambitiously arrested. | ||||
| Author bio: Curmudgeon. Writer. |
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Nelson, Unleashed | by Nelson Dec. 11, 2011 | 1665 words | Read a sample |
| The exclusive interview with the author of the runaway smash hit, If I Had Wings. | ||||
| Author bio: Nelson is a poet and traveler, known for howling at the moon. A former street dog, he now lives with his mommy in the San Francisco Bay Area. His favorite bridge is the Golden Gate. His favorite airplane is a Boeing 747-400. IF I HAD WINGS is his first volume of poetry. |
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Litterär omröstning! | by Björn Björkegren Dec. 03, 2011 | 85 words | Read a sample |
| Litterär omröstning. (Ur "Mer eller mindre muntra muntrationer" på Syntes Förlag) | ||||
| Author bio: I väntan på juridiskt korrekt bolagisering av Firma Björkegren Mat&Kultur i samarbete med Allmänna Vägens Förlag, så lägger jag ut några kortare texter här. God läsning på er allihop! /B PS Om allt går efter DEN STORA PLANEN så kommer en del av texterna att ingå i utgåvorna "Från Fantasins Fantastiska Och Förfärliga Fyrverkeri" och "Livets Plötsliga Närvaro" på Allmänna Vägens Förlag med beräknad nedkomst 2013 hos en bokhandlare nära just Dig! |
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ZippityZern's Uncommon Nonsense - A Farmer's Almanac | by Linda Zern Nov. 25, 2011 | 5441 words | Read a sample |
| There are personal essays. There are creative non-fiction essays which are essays dressed up to go to a party, and then there are ZippityZern's essays, and that's a whole other kind of not-faux story dressed up to go to a party. Subjects covered in the Almanac include: gelding sheath cleaning and feral chicken trouble. | ||||
| Author bio: On Tuesdays and Thursdays, I am a serious writer of serious literature full of serious themes, ideas, and symbols--also big words. On Wednesdays and Fridays, I tend to write seriously about lighter subjects. Having written a children's chapter book and written and illustrated an inspirational picture book, I am exploring the potential of e-pulishing. I am currently attending Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida, where my professors encourage me to write seriously about serious and important ideas--also exploding coffins. They call my writing style "lively," which I suspect is another word for daffy. |
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My Buddy | by Lee Carey Nov. 14, 2011 | 2055 words | Read a sample |
| A heartwarming short story about a 13-year old boy bonding with a steer and raising it for the 4-H program. Life is filled with so many things for a young farm boy, many touching him for many years. Readers will meet Buddy and me in a tiny span of our lives...but one that will never end. Thank you for sharing in those experiences close to my heart. All reviews are welcome and encouraging. | ||||
| Author bio: Sandy high-fives to you from Va. Beach. I've been writing novels and short stories since '99. My first published novel is for pet lovers of all ages. "Gabby...All About Me" is a story about an unpublished author who adopts an unwanted pooch...together they become an unbeatable team. My second pet novel "Pets In Paradise" is now out and I'll admit, it's the most fun write I've done. Heartwarming for all pet lovers. I live with my dear wife who fills the role of editor since she's a graduate of UNC. Her support and assistance makes writing much easier. We live on the beach in a small coastal area known as Sandbridge Beach. I enjoy writing, surfing, fishing, playing the drums, and spending time on the coast with my wife. My motto is: Keep smilin'...and paddle hard for every wave...it might be your best ride. My novels are available here and Kindle. |
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101 tips on CURRY HOUSES in Manchester | by 101 tips Nov. 10, 2011 | 26756 words | Read a sample |
| The curry scene in Manchester is a-changing. This book reviews a lengthy selection of curry houses in both Manchester centre, and Rusholme | ||||
| Author bio: Welcome - I am MYO. I write under the pen name of 101 tips. I also publish a number of authors. My books are also online at MYO http://make-your-offer.com Thanks all |
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My 5 Memorable Haircuts | by Lee Carey Nov. 10, 2011 | 22327 words | Read a sample |
| "No appointment needed and no itchy neck." After recently receiving a sloppy haircut, instead of complaining, I decided to use it for something positive. My mind flashed back to some memorable haircuts I'd received over many years. Five were worthy to share with you. This compilation of short stories is full of humor, good memories, and will lend you a peek into the past. Enjoy and keep smilin'... | ||||
| Author bio: Sandy high-fives to you from Va. Beach. I've been writing novels and short stories since '99. My first published novel is for pet lovers of all ages. "Gabby...All About Me" is a story about an unpublished author who adopts an unwanted pooch...together they become an unbeatable team. My second pet novel "Pets In Paradise" is now out and I'll admit, it's the most fun write I've done. Heartwarming for all pet lovers. I live with my dear wife who fills the role of editor since she's a graduate of UNC. Her support and assistance makes writing much easier. We live on the beach in a small coastal area known as Sandbridge Beach. I enjoy writing, surfing, fishing, playing the drums, and spending time on the coast with my wife. My motto is: Keep smilin'...and paddle hard for every wave...it might be your best ride. My novels are available here and Kindle. |
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Joey Got Laid! A Short Tale of No Ordinary Party - Turds in the Punch Bowl | by Secret Sex Press Nov. 10, 2011 | 5664 words | Read a sample |
| Everyone always talks about their first time as being a huge milestone, but no one ever gives proper credit to "the first time in a while." In Joey Got Laid, the author’s retelling of how she had the presence of mind to embrace her best friend's discomfort in a celebratory way is simply priceless. A short tale of no ordinary party, indeed! | ||||
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Teach Me Love | by Manie van der Westhuizen Nov. 03, 2011 | 5726 words | Read a sample |
| A recording of my personal life experience with my Savior, Jesus Christ.A privilege to read the Bible from Genesis Chapter 1 verse 1 to the end Revelation Chapter 22 verse 21.I closed the Bible, took the hand of my Redeemer and walked with him. To hold and obey his commands is the essentialia of Life. Fifteen years extended life. Three Coronary Bypass Operations, worth it to write this book... | ||||
| Author bio: I was born sixty one years ago in Pretoria,South Africa. I am honored to know that my life was extended to date with more than fifteen years. Three Coronary Bypass Operations during these fifteen years were all for the good and worth it. I am the owner of Mat516 Publishers in South Africa; author of various books. Most of all I live life and enjoy it. |
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Nonsense For Nothing | by Shane Lou Oct. 29, 2011 | 11803 words | Read a sample |
| "Nonsense For Nothing" is a compilation of the most entertaining essays written by the author for his comedy blog, "I'm Having A Laugh." Pop culture, eyeglasses, hand sanitizers, online dating, the author's seventh-grade social studies notebook...all of the topics you think about on a daily basis are covered in "Nonsense For Nothing." It'll make sense once you read it. | ||||
| Author bio: Shane Lou is the non-best-selling author of three humor books: "Nonsense For Nothing," "Shaneanigans" and "Shane Presents Shane's Empty Thoughts: Based On The Empty Thoughts Of Shane." He frequently writes amusing essays on his personal blog, imhavingalaugh.blogspot.com. Shane lives in New York with no wife, kids or pets. Follow Shane on Twitter at Twitter.com/MyEmptyThoughts. Please. |
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Mentally Irregular - Rantings of a Bitter, Lonely Son of a Bitch | by Ty McClenahan Oct. 13, 2011 | 29146 words | Read a sample |
| This is a somewhat short piece, in the spirit of George Carlin's work. It's about my life, and my somewhat different (and hopefully entertaining) view of the world. I had a few ideas for a cover image, but I apparently don't have any friends that do graphic design anymore. I don't see the point in an ebook cover anyway. It's free. Download. Read. | ||||
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Free Lottery Book | by Author Encoe Oct. 12, 2011 | 2632 words | Read a sample |
| How to win lottery. Winning lottery strategies. Steps to win lottery. | ||||
| Author bio: Real Estate, Stocks and Management |
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Talent Is Optional: Gamey Ruminations from Josh Muggins’s Blog-Like Thing 2008-2010 | by Josh Muggins Oct. 08, 2011 | 32183 words | Read a sample |
| The author of “Wussie: In Praise of Spineless Men†grapples with his porn addiction, plots to eradicate monogamy, and ponders the Great Orifice Shift in this shimmering assortment of polished turds from his blog. Features “Consider the Handjob.†| ||||
| Author bio: Josh Muggins is the author of the Amazon Travel/Japan bestseller "How to Pick Up Japanese Chicks And Doom Your Immortal Soul" (2005), "Summer of Marv" (2009), and "Wussie: In Praise of Spineless Men" (e-book only, 2011). He and the long suffering Mrs. Muggins live in Japan. |
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