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Comment by Minnie Pitts Champ on January 2, 2009 at 12:16pm

I thought I had already written you - but don't see it. If two show up feel free to delete. I appreciate so much your site. Have been self-publishing for 20 years. New ideas are what I need most, I think!

Comment by Debbie Pipkin on January 2, 2009 at 11:32am

Faye thank you for the invite to this group.

Comment by Gary Eby on December 27, 2008 at 5:03pm

Anybody interested in joining me on a book tour this summer? Just click my image. And say Gary sent you.

Comment by Karoly Domonyi on December 26, 2008 at 10:54am

Hi, just wanted to thank you for adding me as a friend at group.
Hope to gain and share some knowledge about marketing online!
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Comment by Paula Schmitt on December 12, 2008 at 8:29pm

Hi everyone! I'm the mom author of Living in a Locker Room: A Mom's Tale of Survival in a Houseful of Boys which was published in 2005. I am working on my next nonfiction book which is an adoption anthology. I am the founder and publisher of Mom Writers Literary Magazine which is an online and print literary magazine for moms. And I am a mom blogger - What Did You Do All Day? Looking forward to meeting all of you!

~ Paula
www.paulaschmitt.com

Comment by Teresa on December 10, 2008 at 10:05pm

Hello everyone. I am the author of Simon Says Share the first of a series of books that talk about manners for preschoolers. The next book for the series will be Simon Says Thank-You. I am also the author of Lillie Walks With An Angel with an anticipated release of 22 December 2008.

Comment by Lyric Sol on December 3, 2008 at 3:10pm

Hello Everyone,

My name is Lyric Sol which means Poetic Sun. I have self published one book and I am currently working on my first novel. I look forward to chating you all about the up's and down's or being an author.

Peace&Blessings,

Lyric Sol

Comment by Christine on November 30, 2008 at 3:57pm

I've always wanted to be a writer. In fact--I've written a few ebooks based on what I've learned through various experiences in my life. I've gone about as far as I can in writing them--but don't feel like they're finished yet!

I think it would seriously improve them to have a few other people contribute to them. But I guess it would help if I actually asked someone to do that LOL! Which so far I have yet to do. Of course I need to figure out who to ask--and what to say to increase the chances of getting a yes answer! But anyway--that's where I am right now.

Thanks for listening,
take care,
Christine

Comment by Gary Val Tenuta on November 4, 2008 at 4:47am

Greetings all.

Writing my novel, The Ezekiel Code, was like running an obstacle course for 9 years, zig-zagging around, under, and between a full-time job, and all the little time-consuming surprises that pop up continuously. Many of you, undoubtedly, know what I mean.

The book was released just 13 months ago and I thought I was done. Surprise! As much of a time-consuming and often difficult task as the actual writing was, it seems like a breeze now compared to the next step: Marketing and promotion.

If you're a new writer or a first-time novelist without a big-money PR firm to handle the promotion then be prepared to take off your writer's hat and put on your promoter's hat. Make sure it's a comfortable fit because you'll find yourself wearing it more often than you might think. :-)

But enough about that. This thread is called "Tell Us About Your Book" so here's a synopsis of The Ezekiel Code:

1887 AD:
A fabled "lost scroll", scribed by the prophet Ezekiel, comes into the hands of a secret society, the Order of the New Dawn. Brother Hiram - a mystic priest of the Order - has a vision in which he sees the year 2012 as an unprecedented window of opportunity for the next step in the evolution of human consciousness. He also sees something coming that could prevent the window from opening, an event that would seal the fate of humankind forever. He realizes the Lost Scroll and his vision have a strange but vital connection. In an attempt to save the future he devises a coded message that he hopes will one day find it's way into the hands of someone who can prevent the greatest catastrophe the modern world has ever known.

1999 AD:
Frank McClintock - a self-styled adventurer and researcher of ancient mysteries - comes into possession of the coded parchment. But an unfortunate fate awaits him and the parchment will lie hidden for another six years.

2005 AD:
Zeke Banyon, a Catholic seminary dropout, is running a homeless shelter in the old waterfront district of Seattle. He and his assistant, Angela, unwittingly stumble upon the code and soon find themselves thrust into a world of secret societies, metaphysics, mystery, and murder. In the process of trying to understand the code – and dodging rogue Jesuit priests at every turn – Banyon discovers a disturbing truth about himself and the extraordinary fate that awaits him... and us. No amount of seminary schooling could ever have prepared him for this.

2012 is coming...
The clock is ticking...
The code must be deciphered...
And only one man can save the planet...
If he can just figure out how - before it's too late.

Watch the video trailer, read the cliff-hanger prologue, a sample chapter and the reviews at www.ezekielcode.com

Wishing all of you much success with your writing! Now go write something! :-)

Comment by Tricia Givens on October 16, 2008 at 5:55pm

hello
im a new writer.I started not to long ago just being silly with my chat room friends .They convinced me im a natural and unique writing skills.Im still learning the editing part how ever.So i am learning to put them into e-books or publish them or both.right now most are adult erotic but i have others that are not.right now im experimenting on my talent as to real life articles.so i am very excited about this.I would love to make aliving at this but not sure how or what.

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