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Guest Post: Stephen Marshall On “Abraham”, New Novel Free on Google Books
I’m on reddit and this post catches my eye: A free book! Yeah, Right I think. Another first draft, random pass aspiring teenager lloking for free promotion. But I click on it anyway. And am Pleasantly Surprised. There’s the usual appeal: I just finished, Don’t know anything, want to see if anyone likes it here try the links. But the writer has a compelling voice. Self-effacing without being shy. And there’s no typos, misspellings or grammar errors in the post. Good Signs. …
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Tagged Abraham, Amazon Kindle, E-book, Forrest Gump, Google, Google Books, Guest Post, Kansas, Reddit
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Using Open Office to Write a Novel: Quick Links
Image via Wikipedia I’m Gonna Start Working on Byzantine Roads Again: It’s been a while since I seriously tried to develop this site: I overextended myself over the winter and had a few health problems. But I think I’ll Give it another Shot. In the meantime, I’ve been playing with Open Office again. I had switched to AbiWord, but have recently Stumbled across a couple of websites that I Like: First, Justine Larbalestier has a nice article on how to …
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