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Some of my Websites include;
A Book Inside at http://abookinside.blogspot.com
Author's Box at
http://www.authorsbox.com
Books By Denbow at http://www.booksbydenbow.weebly.com
A Book Inside Forum at http://abookinsideforum.ning.com
Author and Book Event Center at http://bookeventcenter.ning.com
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I have 7 books and am the editor of over 10 Websites
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http://abookinside.blogspot.com
Favorite Books:
Nearly all!

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Some of my Websites include;
A Book Inside at http://abookinside.blogspot.com
Author's Box at http://www.authorsbox.com
Books By Denbow at http://www.booksbydenbow.weebly.com
A Book Inside Forum at http://abookinsideforum.ning.com
Author and Book Event Center at http://bookeventcenter.ning.com

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100 Ways to Market Your Book for Free (or really cheap)

If you have not watched my first live YouTube movie titled Tips on How to Write a Book, I would be very appreciative it if you would watch the video by clicking on to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifEILONyv4E. Thank you my friends!

Posted on November 9, 2009 at 10:01am —

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A Book Inside, How to Write, Publish, and Sell Your Story


“It seems that every season there are more and more 'how to' books being published for aspiring writers yearning to be published. One of the latest is also one of the best. "A Book Inside: How To Write, Publish, And Sell Your Story" is a succinct 104-page comp… Continue

Posted on June 21, 2009 at 12:17am —

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L. Diane Wolfe's Interview With Author And Publisher Carol Denbow, a.k.a., Author 101


You have quite the variety of non-fiction books – how did this occur?
Well L. Diane, I think I see a need and quickly develop a twisted sort of desire to fill it. My first book, Are You Ready to Be Your Own Boss? was a book I had wanted to write for many years. As a woma… Continue

Posted on February 7, 2009 at 1:42pm —

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At 10:00am on September 28, 2009, gilberto gonzalez said…
hi

checkout my book Three Rings

thanks
gilberto gonzalez

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Three-Rings/Gilberto-Gonzalez/e/9781436387644/?itm=1&usri=t
At 1:20pm on January 17, 2009, Ed Feist said…
Thanks, will do that. By the way, did take a look at your Virtual Book Tour and look forward to having a need for it someday soon. As a by-the-bye, I've had another internet business idea for a while involving virtual tours. Be happy to share it but would prefer to do so through private email, if you would be interested. The next post I'm working on is my views on the internet matching experience. And then the Japan years and a switch back to an adult story or two; lots of things to play with. Good luck on your many projects!
At 10:33am on January 17, 2009, Ed Feist said…
Thank you for your suggestions. As you might see, I have updated my profile here. But as you know, I am just at the start of the process and am focusing on the writing at the moment. What would be nice is whatever thoughts you and anyone else might have on these writing efforts. As someone who tends to be fairly critical (in a constructive way, of course; not that everyone has always seen it that way) I do appreciate and learn from critical feedback. Also questions are good and could be incorporated into not only the process but the result as well. A very loose, very current tech sort of format.
At 9:19am on January 17, 2009, Morgan Mandel said…
Welcome to Book Place.
Looks like you've got lots of helpful advice to share.
Have a great time here.
Morgan Mandel
At 8:36am on January 16, 2009, Ed Feist said…
Thanks; suppose I'll just let some stuff accumulate at xquills.blogspot.com for a while. Do please stop by and have a read now and again and let me know what you think. That is the "style" of the book I was planning except that I would like more control over the sequencing of the individual posts. Posted a story last night while intending to write an introduction but the intro has to be posted second in order to show at top; after which it will simply sink but there doesn't seem much I can do about it. We'll see.
At 12:45pm on January 14, 2009, Ed Feist said…
Hello again; I've read your comments on the very large number of people with stories to tell and agree with you. In fact, I was working on a project a number of years ago to help in that process but it never really got all that far. So recently I re-wrote the original business plan as an essay and have now posted it as a blog @ http://xquills.blogspot.com/
If you have a few minutes, I'd appreciate your thoughts on it.
At 9:07am on January 13, 2009, Ed Feist said…
Did buy the Kindle edition and am about half way through. Not sure waht idea you mean but you refer to the electronic chip in a book, it's being done as reported in the "Tools for Change in Publishing" email of 12/16/2007 reporting on a story published in the Guardian UK. Excerpting a brief (fair use) quote: "SenseBooks are a hybrid of paper and computer intelligence, and will have MP3 quality audio from an ARM processor and a gigabyte of storage. Williams says SenseBooks 'will know when the user picks up the book and looks at a page':
A proximity sensor detects this and can light up pages or make music. What is also useful is the book has sensors to know what page it is on, can send a wireless message to a PC and open up a web page with more information on. Current applications include children's teaching books, music books, cookery books etc."
 
 

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Time Out for Kindle Reading

Our local library has 8 kindles available for its patrons. The DH and I both got on the waiting list, mainly so I could use one. His number was reached and we picked up the kindle on Sunday afternoon. Now I've got a kindle to read for 2 weeks! So far I'm really loving it, especially the current book I'm reading, My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult.

What about you? Do you own a kindle? Or, have you tried someone else's? Would you like to?

Who's Doing Cyber Monday?

I'm very carefully going to check out the Cyber Monday deals. I have a few items in mind that I plan to buy, but it would be very nice if they'd go on sale and save me some money. I won't be spending much. Can't afford to do so this year.

What about you?

Did You Shop on Black Friday?

There's still time to take the poll to the left about what you ate at Thanksgiving.
About Black Friday -
The DH despises mob scenes, but my brother and I do love the adventure of shopping on Black Friday. We weren't courageous enough to get up at the crack of dawn, though, so we did miss out on a few goodies, like the snuglee blankets and pots and pans sets at Menards, and some other items. I did manage to get some work gloves at almost 50 cents each pair, and a boot/shoe dryer which sounded interesting and was less than $9.00. The biggest extravagance there was this turntable with MP3 encoding/AM FM radio combination thing, but that was only $49.00, which isn't too bad. I didn't go for any of the high ticket items.

I didn't do too bad, but do have some Staples rebates to send in. They're pretty easy to do online, so I don't mind doing them. I bought some USB flash drives, batteries, and CD rewrites there.

I also bought a reversible light grey, almost white bubble coat and some grey boots at Walmart, both items $7.00 each, which I plan to use walking Rascal.

What about you? Did you shop on Black Friday? If so, what kind of deals did you get?

So, this year I was pretty practical, but it was still fun and I did get a few things I hadn't expected to find.

What about you? Did you shop on Black Friday? If so, what kind of finds did you get?

Did you eat any of these foods at Thanksgiving dinner?

Since it's a busy time and an eating time, here's an easy poll to take in the left column. It's okay to pick multiple answers as long as they don't conflict. You can also leave a comment about a particularly favorite dish, if you wish.

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