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50 Poems & Musings for Ropepullers by Elizabeth & William Hicks 50 Poems & Musings for Ropepullers by Elizabeth & William Hicks April 05, 2012 $0.99 13759 words Sample 30%
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Elizabeth Emily Hicks and William Raymond Hicks, both natives of Southern California, are a husband and wife team who met through a transformational workshop environment. During much personal growth together, Elizabeth, a.k.a. Elise, and William were inspired to write Wings, The Journey Home. Elise and William are both students of history, psychology, self-empowerment, metaphysics and quantum physics. Their intention is to teach what they have learned in a fun and inspiring way. ‘Wings’ is their first published book, and they are working on several other books, including a book of poems, short stories, and musings.
Dark Matter by Curtis Ackie Dark Matter by Curtis Ackie April 05, 2012 Free! 2524 words Read a sample
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Curtis Ackie is a young British-born novelist, short story writer and sometime poet, based in Zagreb, Croatia. His fiction is primarily concerned with the magic of dreams as escapism.
An American Papyrus by Steven Sills An American Papyrus by Steven Sills April 04, 2012 You set the price! 8769 words Sample 20%
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Steven David Justin Sills is a poet, novelist, and scholar of great books of the Western Canon. Review from the Arkansas Gazette: Papyrus: An Eloquent Ode to Life's Many Gritty Moments by Amy L. Wilson Arkansas Gazette Little Rock, Arkansas April 1990 An American Papyrus Steven Sills The Chestnut Hills Press Poetry Series 63 pages; $6.95 paperback Twenty-six poems make up this first published book by Steven Sills, 26, of Fayetteville. Sills' vision is often a dark one. He writes of the homeless, the abused, the forgotten people. He is also intrigued with the mystical, the sensual/sexual, loss--as in losing those whom we hold dear, such as a spouse or lover--as well as the lost, such as someone who is autistic, who seems unreachable. Sills' skillful use of the language to impart the telling moments of a life is his strength. He chooses his words carefully, employing a well-developed vocabulary. He is thoughtful about punctuation, where to break lines and when to make a new stanza. He's obviously well versed in "great" literature. Sills' command of language helps to soften the blows of some of the seamier passages found in his poems. Seamy may not be the best word to use. Perhaps gritty is a better word or just plain matter-of-fact and to the point, as in this descriptive passage from "Oracion A Traves De Gasshole," about the hopeless feelings of a respiratory therapy worker: "With the last of the air drawing in/ Begins to fold its walls; and he could imagine it/ Like he could imagine from inexact memories/ The woman last night at the hospital, whom he began to like---/ Her body pulling cell by cell/ Apart before he had a chance to finish the rescue with the hose." The book begins with "Post-Annulment2" a poem with a poignant description of society's displaced--"As the sun blazes upon the terminal's/ Scraped concrete/The shelved rows of the poor men"--and continues by describing a city scene through the eyes of a maintenance worker at the Hilton Hotel. The protagonist's wife has left him and he is taking the bus to work that morning, his mind wandering as he looks for the key to why she is gone. "He rings the bell. / The idea of her not home and legally annulled/ From his life--her small crotch not tightened to his desperate thrusts/ Makes him feel sick. He gets down from the bus./ He goes to work. He suddenly knows that he is not in love." As many poets will do, Sills could not leave this work alone. So a hybrid of this poem, "Post-Annulment" ends the book. In it, he has kept many of the original lines and added parenthetical remarks to expand on his ideas. It is in this context he allows himself to comment on religion: "Religion is a lie! Everything is a lie!" and on marriage: "Marriage, that sanctified legal rape, fosters the child-man to be a destined societal function as he grows up in the family unit." Not all of the poems are so bleak and cynical in every passage, however, as is apparent in "The San Franciscan's Night Meditations": "The night is full of impulses to live and run and seep heavily into its dark robes of silence and morbid rightness." People who do not feel comfortable examining in detail the darker side of life--the the details that the average person overlooks because it just hurts or feels to strange to look--will not enjoy this book. Serious writers of free verse, contemporary poetry and/or those who study it will not be disappointed. Sills, a native of Missouri, is a recent graduate of Southwest Missouri State University in Springfield. He currently is working in Fayetteville. Sills dedicated his book to Mike Burns, a poet and teacher at SMSU who helped him edit his work.
Depression, Suicide, & Self-Injury Quotes by Aaralyn Griffin Depression, Suicide, & Self-Injury Quotes by Aaralyn Griffin April 04, 2012 Free! 8601 words Read a sample
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hey, as the name says, i'm sierra :] i LOVE sweet food, anime, yummy food, food in general, i'm a vegitarian, and as you can see from this account, i like writing too
The Heart Of It All by Johnathan Jones The Heart Of It All by Johnathan Jones April 04, 2012 $3.95 10528 words Sample 15%
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"I am not one thing, I am so much more than just!" - Johnathan D. Jones
Personify This by Donald Enz Personify This by Donald Enz April 04, 2012 $2.99 3877 words Sample 25%
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I was born in 1946 and raised in central Illinois. During my youth, I was lucky to be able to visit my parent's families each summer in two very small towns and had, in my opinion, free range over what I did. It was a great and unique experience that allowed my imagination to grow wild. I started to write and paint at a very early age and have been lucky to be able to continue my creativity my entire life. To do so has caused many difficulties at times, but I wouldn't trade a second of it. Being creative and being able to express myself in paintings, sculptures, and writing has made me a better person. I recommend creative freedom to everyone. I have a BS degree in English, an MA in sculpture, and an MFA in ceramics.
Five Poems About God by Marina Rojas Five Poems About God by Marina Rojas April 04, 2012 Free! 1064 words Read a sample
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A child of the 60’s, Marina Rojas grew up in a family that was more crazy than dysfunctional, and today survives as a testimony to love and laughter because of it. Working currently as a freelance writer with several releases on Smashwords.com, she's loving writing her own personal blog at http://marinarojasfreelancewriterandauthor.weebly.com/, while guest-blogging at SuccessandFailure.com, and tackling a new blog for ChristianWriters.com. Marina is retired from 28.5 years with the State of California Employment Development Department where she worked as a manager in unemployment insurance, and has written stories for, and worked as an editor for FaithWriters Magazine. A short story called Will I Have the Right Shoes? was published in the Fall 2004 Edition of the FaithWriters Christian book Learning for Life. Most recently, her FaithWriters story 'A-Running With Moses' took first place in her division of the weekly writing challenge. Marina also worked at her dream job, writing local interest stories for the Press Enterprise newspaper in Riverside, CA. She is now reliving her childhood and tumultuous teen years in her stories, and writing her very own great American novel while she awaits the birth of her fourth grandchild. Life is good!
Quiltverse Volume 1 by Jacquie Scuitto Quiltverse Volume 1 by Jacquie Scuitto April 04, 2012 $4.99 5374 words Sample 25%
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Born and grew up in Maine, attended college and lived in upstate New York, then in Italy and Germany for 25 years. Returned to the States and spent 16 years on Long Island before moving to Vermont in 2003. Started quilting in 1991 and after joining several on-line quilting groups began writing light verse inspired by what was being discussed there. With award winning quilter Ann Fahl 'A Black and White Tale' with her quilts and my verses was published last year. I now live with two cats in a small Vermont city and make quilts for Project Linus and communicate with many friends through the Internet. I also make regular trips to Germany where my two daughters and 6 grandchildren still live.
Year Of The Slow Empire by Brian Williams Year Of The Slow Empire by Brian Williams April 04, 2012 Free! 1986 words Read a sample
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Just a writer sometimes called Billy.
Orville and the Candy Wrapper by Rosemary Sadler Orville and the Candy Wrapper by Rosemary Sadler April 03, 2012 $0.99 733 words Sample 40%
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About the Author: Rosemary Sadler Born in Yorkshire, England and now resident in New Zealand. As a child I enjoyed writing poetry and short stories; however a busy life as a Mother then Grandmother put my writing on hold. Although I have had some poetry pieces published in compilation books. It is only the last few years that I have been writing in earnest again - mostly poetry and a few short stories. It is due to the encouragement of dear friends that I have decided to publish some of my work here on Smashwords. Some children’s poetry but mostly poetry that will reach out to others and touch their hearts. I hope you will enjoy reading my ebooks.
My Thoughts (selected poems 1) by Saint Virgin Peter My Thoughts (selected poems 1) by Saint Virgin Peter April 03, 2012 Free! 1597 words Read a sample
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Pool of Confusion by Patricia Diaz Pool of Confusion by Patricia Diaz April 03, 2012 $0.99 360 words
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I'm in the beginning stages of my writing career. I love to write to inspire people, and make a difference in their lives. I concentrate on writing Children's Books. I also write poetry. The simple things in life are what inspire me and feed to my creativness. I aspire to one day become a well known writer. Until then, I write what is on my mind and put together stories,that will hopefully last through time and be relatable to others.
“One second wonder, five second act” by Patricia Diaz “One second wonder, five second act” by Patricia Diaz April 03, 2012 $0.99 440 words
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I'm in the beginning stages of my writing career. I love to write to inspire people, and make a difference in their lives. I concentrate on writing Children's Books. I also write poetry. The simple things in life are what inspire me and feed to my creativness. I aspire to one day become a well known writer. Until then, I write what is on my mind and put together stories,that will hopefully last through time and be relatable to others.
Beautify, Oh : fifty-one poems by Mark Turner Beautify, Oh : fifty-one poems by Mark Turner April 03, 2012 $2.00 7916 words Sample 20%
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Mark Turner is a visual artist, filmmaker, writer and artistic leader. He has produced and taught on five continents as the director of Horizon Gate Productions, a non-profit arts organization which he co-founded with his wife in 1981. His emphasis has been in multi-media to tell stories and produce contemplative experiences using his visuals, poetry and soundtracks. He is currently creating tangible and digital art of inspirational and metaphorical images which he then re-purposes as motion graphics films with rich sound tracks of his poetry, sound effects and music. All this is exhibited together in a conversational atmosphere called the "Film Gallery Cafe" which can be booked in many venues.
How Clarence McCafferty Prayed the Mass by Geraldine Glodek How Clarence McCafferty Prayed the Mass by Geraldine Glodek April 03, 2012 Free! 290 words Sample 40%
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Please click on Geraldine Glodek's personal web page link for information on her new novel, THE MISSING PORTRAIT. Publication date of the first edition (hardcover and paperback) was December 8, 2011 by Echolocation Press, Canada. Geraldine Glodek, born in the anthracite coal region of Pennsylvania, is the also the author of NINE BELLS AT THE BREAKER: AN IMMIGRANT'S STORY (Barn Peg Press, 1998. Her writing has appeared in numerous publications.
Two Poems by K Kishmot Two Poems by K Kishmot April 03, 2012 Free! 526 words Read a sample
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K.Kishmot was born in Tehran somewhere in the late nineteen sixties or early seventies. He is British and Iranian, half and half. For a long time he lived in London. He has written a number of screenplays and made short films. He has also written songs. Ghosts Haunt Aftermaths is Kishmot's second novel. It was finished ostensibly in 2001 but Ghosts Haunt Aftermaths is only now nearly ready. Kishmot abandoned his third novel, To Find Love You Must Climb a Thornbush of Roses but around the same time he was creating a children's story. Kishmot's first novel Ten Days to Remus was written when he was sixteen and was a work of science-fiction. Kishmot is at work on his fourth novel, about the culture of billionaires and humanity's love-hate relationship with war. He is writing a new children's book and is planning to get back to film. Kishmot is again also writing screenplays and working on a few electronic ambient pieces of music.
Feed Me Your Virgins by German Alcala Feed Me Your Virgins by German Alcala April 03, 2012 Free! 2863 words Read a sample
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15 year old Boy Queen Poet. Crowned on May 17, 2010 (when I published my first eBook) Website: http://GermanAlcala.Tk "If... Liberace ate Lil Kim (circa 1996-2008) and then made a baby with Shakira after she had drunk Edgar Allan Poe's ashes you would pretty much get my clone... or the true story of my creation!!!" Twitter: @GermanAlcala And On The Eighth Day (The Free Digital Album)is now out at my website! And On The Eighth Day & the Special Edition are out everywhere! -German Alcala
The Sun Shan't Set on Me! Poems from My Younger Days (Ages 16 to 23) by Dustin M. Weber The Sun Shan't Set on Me! Poems from My Younger Days (Ages 16 to 23) by Dustin M. Weber April 02, 2012 $4.99 19763 words Sample 20%
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I'm a former English teacher from northeastern Illinois who FINALLY jumped ship with the whole e-book publishing scene in March 2012. Fiction is my specialty (although I return to my roots as a poet every now and then as well), and my interests are diverse. I aim not only to entertain my readers, but also to inspire them from time to time through my writing. Feel free to check my work on Smashwords.com to find out for yourself.
Cascade Failure by Marc Ironwood Cascade Failure by Marc Ironwood April 02, 2012 Free! 445 words Read a sample
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Marc Joseph Ironwood has been writing on his own for over thirty years. In 2002 Marc joined forces with his wife Krissy Deanne to form the writing duo "Krissy N Marc". Marc has been known for his obscure writings and for his unusual theatrical front project covers. In March of 2008 Marc did his most shocking event when shaved his head, and the photos of his bald head appeared on his website and his solo project entitled "Alien". Marc founded The Herron Archives, which holds both the solo and collaborative projects from 1997 to current releases. Krissy N Marc currently write for the Kagovisra Label, which has been re-releasing older projects from the Herron Archives.
Walking Before You Run by Angelique LaFontaine Walking Before You Run by Angelique LaFontaine April 02, 2012 $2.99 9505 words Sample 20%
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My name Angelique LaFontaine. I was born in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. I'm 32 years old and currently live in Dallas, TX. I am employed as a Mechanical Engineer but spend much of my time painting and writing I have been building my work collection for the last 15 years and it includes paintings, sketches, poetry compilations, novels, digital short stories and much more. I do not limit my writing to one specific genre but I tend to lean more toward fiction fantasy. I love the idea of not having boundaries when writing. If you can think it, in my story, it could happen. In 2008, I released my first poetry compilation. This collection was entitled Walking Before You Run. It is a collection of 75 poems that I've written over the years. In 2010 I released Sandstone and Mirrors: The Crossover. I have many more books and short stories that I am preparing to release. Besides writing, I love to paint and sketch. I enjoy working with acrylic mainly but from time to time, work with other mediums. Currently my work is being displayed in the Little Elm Library in Little Elm TX. It has been rotated throughout different locations in the Dallas area. Please see my website at www.AngeliqueArtWork.com for any updates.
Yorick Magazine Spring 2012 Vol. I Issue 1 by Yorick Magazine Yorick Magazine Spring 2012 Vol. I Issue 1 by Yorick Magazine April 01, 2012 Free! 12346 words Read a sample
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The Team! Editor-in-Chief - Alex Grover Alex is an English and Education dual-major at Rowan University with an Honors Concentration and a concentration in Creative Writing. As well as editing submissions for Yorick Magazine, he works on the staff of Avant, Rowan's literary magazine. Senior Editor - Cody Steinhauer Cody is a debutante of the fine arts, a title he has gained by destroying old pianos with dual hammers and writing poetry, which he recites at rustic coffee shops in New Jersey. He created Yorick Magazine for the purpose of giving literary opportunities to all who deserve them.
i made you a tape. by TygerLily Ernst Wonch i made you a tape. by TygerLily Ernst Wonch April 01, 2012 $4.99 1626 words Sample 20%
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TygerLily Ernst Wonch is a native of Illinois and has studied creative writing at the University of Nebraska. In 2004, her stream of consciousness writing style won her the Prairie Schooner scholarship for poetry at the Nebraska Writers Workshop. TygerLily's work has appeared in Red Fez #35, Girls with Insurance, The Smoking Poet, Thieves Jargon and other publications. In addition, she is the author of the chapbooks "Urban Tumbleweed" and "i made you a tape" and is currently busy working on a comic book series titled "Myles: The Real Boy".
Urban Tumbleweed. by TygerLily Ernst Wonch Urban Tumbleweed. by TygerLily Ernst Wonch April 01, 2012 $0.99 4494 words Sample 20%
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TygerLily Ernst Wonch is a native of Illinois and has studied creative writing at the University of Nebraska. In 2004, her stream of consciousness writing style won her the Prairie Schooner scholarship for poetry at the Nebraska Writers Workshop. TygerLily's work has appeared in Red Fez #35, Girls with Insurance, The Smoking Poet, Thieves Jargon and other publications. In addition, she is the author of the chapbooks "Urban Tumbleweed" and "i made you a tape" and is currently busy working on a comic book series titled "Myles: The Real Boy".
Failure by Kennie Kayoz Failure by Kennie Kayoz April 01, 2012 Free! 641 words Read a sample
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Psalms for A New Age by Thomas Bartow Psalms for A New Age by Thomas Bartow April 01, 2012 $2.99 6013 words Sample 5%
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Nobody Died Laughing: Poems of Witness to Millennia of Madness Against the Jews by Herb Brin Nobody Died Laughing: Poems of Witness to Millennia of Madness Against the Jews by Herb Brin March 31, 2012 $4.99 10107 words Sample 20%
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Herb Brin (1915 – 2003) was born and raised in Chicago. Herb was an investigative reporter for the City News Bureau and Los Angeles Times, a world-recognized poet, and pioneering Jewish journalist. He founded the Heritage, a chain of Jewish community newspapers spanning southern California, where he served as editor, publisher and columnist. His books include: Conflicts, My Spanish Years, Wild Flowers, Nobody Died Laughing, Poems from the Rubio, Ich bin Ein Jude, and Justice, Justice. He is survived by three sons, Stan, David and Dan.
Wild Flowers: From a Garden of Jewish Verse by Herb Brin Wild Flowers: From a Garden of Jewish Verse by Herb Brin March 31, 2012 $4.99 7778 words Sample 20%
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Herb Brin (1915 – 2003) was born and raised in Chicago. Herb was an investigative reporter for the City News Bureau and Los Angeles Times, a world-recognized poet, and pioneering Jewish journalist. He founded the Heritage, a chain of Jewish community newspapers spanning southern California, where he served as editor, publisher and columnist. His books include: Conflicts, My Spanish Years, Wild Flowers, Nobody Died Laughing, Poems from the Rubio, Ich bin Ein Jude, and Justice, Justice. He is survived by three sons, Stan, David and Dan.
All Summer Long by Roger Dale  Trexler All Summer Long by Roger Dale Trexler March 31, 2012 $1.99 10563 words Sample 20%
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Born and raised in southern Illinois, Roger Dale Trexler has published over 100 short stories in various print and online magazines and several novels via assorted publishers. His first e-book, CITY OF BLINDING LIGHTS, is available at www.crossroadpress.com.
Rain after Wind by Masaaki Kimura Rain after Wind by Masaaki Kimura March 31, 2012 $1.99 109 words Sample 20%
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I was born in Japan in 1955. I have been writing poems, painting abstracts and playing improvisational flute music since 1971. I started writing in English after I stayed in Southern California for 7 months in 1976.
Literature Style Of Poetry by william house Literature Style Of Poetry by william house March 30, 2012 $0.99 2028 words Sample 20%
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William Sahir House, born on nov 20, 1979, i been writing poetry,art books,literature,non-fiction novels and more about ten yrs and i just want to share my work to the world.
Find Your Self before you find Yourself by Yourself by Frank Rauscher Find Your Self before you find Yourself by Yourself by Frank Rauscher March 30, 2012 You set the price! 14329 words Sample 13%
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Poetry Seas by Lisa Scharkow Poetry Seas by Lisa Scharkow March 29, 2012 $0.99 1910 words
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I am originally from Michigan, which is where I currently reside. I write poetry and short stories, and I am currently at work on my first novel. My education extends to the graduate level, as I have a Bachelor of Arts and two Master of Arts degrees in education. I have also been in the United States Army and the United States Naval Reserves and have had the opportunity to travel to many places including living in Germany for two years. Welcome to my profile, and I hope you enjoy your reading.
Jinas Dikter by Jina Gustafsson Jinas Dikter by Jina Gustafsson March 29, 2012 Free! 1376 words Read a sample
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Jinas Gedichtesammlung by Jina Gustafsson Jinas Gedichtesammlung by Jina Gustafsson March 29, 2012 Free! 1135 words Read a sample
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Loss of a Beloved Horse by CE Foxwell Loss of a Beloved Horse by CE Foxwell March 29, 2012 $1.57 1383 words Sample 20%
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BECAUSE SO MUCH IS RIDING ON YOUR UNICYCLE by Fowlpox Press BECAUSE SO MUCH IS RIDING ON YOUR UNICYCLE by Fowlpox Press March 28, 2012 Free! 2167 words Sample 20%
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Fowlpox Press presents poetry which rewards readers who aren't afraid to dig deep. Read the reviews here to get a sense of what we publish.
Brothers On Life by Matt Czuchry, Mike Czuchry Brothers On Life by Matt Czuchry, Mike Czuchry March 28, 2012 $4.99 10564 words Sample 15%
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MATT CZUCHRY Having spent twelve years as an actor in film, television, and on stage, Matt Czuchry brings his unique perspective on the human experience to BROTHERS ON LIFE™. EDUCATION: College of Charleston, 1999. Graduated Summa Cum Laude. Matt Czuchry received the Bishop Robert Smith Award upon graduation from College of Charleston. This award is the highest honor given to a graduating senior and represents valued contributions in academics, sports, and throughout the Charleston South Carolina community. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Czuchry is currently filming his third season on the two time Emmy® nominated drama, THE GOOD WIFE. Czuchry received the 2011 Entertainment Weekly Best Supporting Actor EWwy and has earned SAG ensemble nominations in 2010, 2011, and 2012 for his work on the hit series. In 2009, Czuchry played the lead character of Tucker Max in I HOPE THEY SERVE BEER IN HELL. The book by the same name was a New York Times bestseller for three years and remains a cult classic. In 2008, Czuchry starred in the second season of the critically acclaimed television series FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS. In 2007, Czuchry was on stage in the title role of Wendy Wasserstein’s West Coast premier run of the play THIRD. Beginning in 2004, Czuchry spent three seasons as the character Logan Huntzberger on the hit series GILMORE GIRLS. Czuchry received three Teen Choice nominations for his role on the beloved series. MIKE CZUCHRY Mike Czuchry is currently an Assistant Professor of Psychology at a small liberal arts college in Texas. He has over fifteen years of teaching and research experience. He has received both teaching and research awards from students and colleagues. Mike has over twenty peer-reviewed publications, and over ninety combined presentations at regional, national, and international conferences.
Yesterdays Children by Jackie Williams Yesterdays Children by Jackie Williams March 28, 2012 $1.25 4315 words Sample 20%
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Jackie is a wife, mother and grandmother who loves writing horror.
Final Mask by Russell Buker Final Mask by Russell Buker March 28, 2012 $3.99 4650 words Sample 20%
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Like Gwendolyn by Dakota Avenue West Publishing Like Gwendolyn by Dakota Avenue West Publishing March 28, 2012 $0.99 5892 words Sample 15%
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Les Études - The Nature Series: Samples by Oluwatosin Ojumu Les Études - The Nature Series: Samples by Oluwatosin Ojumu March 27, 2012 Free! 2938 words Read a sample
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My full name is Oluwatosin Oreoluwa Ojumu. I am a born again Christian writer, blogger and webdesigner. I write under a few different pen names, some of which are variations of my own name. Under this name "Oluwatosin Ojumu", I write mainstream (non faith-based) contemplative poetry and literary fiction. My poetry is mostly inspired by nature, and art, and beauty, and themes of memory, imagination, time, consciousness and explorations of other abstract concepts. I am currently writing a range of "Études" or "Studies" based on some of these concepts. My fiction is largely based on and inspired by existing classic works from great authors like George Eliot, Charles Dickens, Jane Eyre. Under "Tosin Ojumu", (the shortened version of my first name) I write mostly Christian material. I am producing an open translation of the Bible (New Testament) called "The Open Bible". I also write articles about my opinions on various Church and Christian matters, and I maintain a blog about my expectations and hopes for Christian marriage called "Finding Mr Huggie-Wuggie". This is also the pen-name I use for other non-fiction, including opinion articles about issues unrelated to my faith. Under my middle name "Ore Oluwa" I plan to publish works about creative arts and crafts - hopefully coming soon! I also plan to publish a few works under completely anonymous pen-names....! ;)
Les Études - The Nature Series: Full Collection by Oluwatosin Ojumu Les Études - The Nature Series: Full Collection by Oluwatosin Ojumu March 27, 2012 $2.99 4775 words
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My full name is Oluwatosin Oreoluwa Ojumu. I am a born again Christian writer, blogger and webdesigner. I write under a few different pen names, some of which are variations of my own name. Under this name "Oluwatosin Ojumu", I write mainstream (non faith-based) contemplative poetry and literary fiction. My poetry is mostly inspired by nature, and art, and beauty, and themes of memory, imagination, time, consciousness and explorations of other abstract concepts. I am currently writing a range of "Études" or "Studies" based on some of these concepts. My fiction is largely based on and inspired by existing classic works from great authors like George Eliot, Charles Dickens, Jane Eyre. Under "Tosin Ojumu", (the shortened version of my first name) I write mostly Christian material. I am producing an open translation of the Bible (New Testament) called "The Open Bible". I also write articles about my opinions on various Church and Christian matters, and I maintain a blog about my expectations and hopes for Christian marriage called "Finding Mr Huggie-Wuggie". This is also the pen-name I use for other non-fiction, including opinion articles about issues unrelated to my faith. Under my middle name "Ore Oluwa" I plan to publish works about creative arts and crafts - hopefully coming soon! I also plan to publish a few works under completely anonymous pen-names....! ;)
You Finally Made It by laurence imel You Finally Made It by laurence imel March 27, 2012 You set the price! 5391 words Sample 20%
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My Name is Laurence Imel and I am 29 years old. I have been writing for 15 years. Born on August 7'Th, 1982 to Laurence Robert Imel Sr. and Vernice Jean Gaylor, he is the product of hard struggle and good moral raising. His poetry is inspired from all sources, and takes on everything from Tupac Shakur to The Wu Tang Clan and singers such as Mary J. Blige; Sade, Desree, and other greats. He espeicially takes from the gospel heritage that his mother and father have left him.
An Angel's Journey by Kim Baughan An Angel's Journey by Kim Baughan March 27, 2012 $1.99 2347 words Sample 25%
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Kim was born in 1959 in Yorkshire. She grew up in Kent, and now lives in Northamptonshire with her husband and two grown up daughters. Her early career was in residential social work, and has since owned her own catering business and worked for a large hotel group. In most recent years, Kim has spent time developing her writing, publishing two books of her prose with a third volume to be published in April of 2012. In addition, Kim takes time to speak to reading groups and local organisations about her work and her influences. Kim is always looking for ways to broaden her horizons and her understanding of everyday life. With this in mind, she has recently embarked on a course of study in psychology.
Les Études - The Nature Series: Deserts by Oluwatosin Ojumu Les Études - The Nature Series: Deserts by Oluwatosin Ojumu March 26, 2012 $0.99 1211 words Sample 50%
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My full name is Oluwatosin Oreoluwa Ojumu. I am a born again Christian writer, blogger and webdesigner. I write under a few different pen names, some of which are variations of my own name. Under this name "Oluwatosin Ojumu", I write mainstream (non faith-based) contemplative poetry and literary fiction. My poetry is mostly inspired by nature, and art, and beauty, and themes of memory, imagination, time, consciousness and explorations of other abstract concepts. I am currently writing a range of "Études" or "Studies" based on some of these concepts. My fiction is largely based on and inspired by existing classic works from great authors like George Eliot, Charles Dickens, Jane Eyre. Under "Tosin Ojumu", (the shortened version of my first name) I write mostly Christian material. I am producing an open translation of the Bible (New Testament) called "The Open Bible". I also write articles about my opinions on various Church and Christian matters, and I maintain a blog about my expectations and hopes for Christian marriage called "Finding Mr Huggie-Wuggie". This is also the pen-name I use for other non-fiction, including opinion articles about issues unrelated to my faith. Under my middle name "Ore Oluwa" I plan to publish works about creative arts and crafts - hopefully coming soon! I also plan to publish a few works under completely anonymous pen-names....! ;)
Word Stew by Martin Chambers Word Stew by Martin Chambers March 26, 2012 $0.99 1966 words Sample 10%
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Born in Perth, Western Australia, in 1957. Studied Veterinary science. Worked as publican, field assistant, ferry skipper, salesman, and white water rafting guide. Best job was Quality control at the Swan Brewery (true!). Lives in Perth with wife and two adult daughters. Writes travel articles, short stories, poetry and fiction.
AnimeMETH by Nipaporn Baldwin AnimeMETH by Nipaporn Baldwin March 26, 2012 Free! 1114 words Read a sample
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I am a teenage African American poetess trying to open up a new avenue in the world of Dragons: Space Dragons!! And I WILL make it "work." My stories are mostly flash fiction, short stories and (best of all) poetry. About The Society On Da Run series: Earth has seen many visitors, from space dragons colonizing the planet in Pre Cambrian times to intelligent insectoids and benevolent owl gods. Follow the adventures of a wide cast of characters as they encounter the dragons of the Draconizica empire, and Ashuton Karrucci, the god of dragons going about his daily life in Italy. From a story about a small town ravaged by an airborn dragon virus, to a story about a cruel dragon king on a terraformed Mars, to the story of a girl pregnant with a Dragon god, these stories are not bound by the norms of the Fantasy and Science Fiction genres. Also includes stories unrelated to the dragons. _______________________________________________ As of March 2012, all issues in the TSODR have been (or are being) updated with new covers and additional content. Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/4809527.Nipaporn_Baldwin _______________________________________________ CURRENT WORKS SO FAR: Issues #1-50: Lyarknar Saga Epoch Issues #51-60: Starsplitter Issues #61-80: Citybane FA>KED THORN spin-off series Ascendant Likelihood mini-series FA>KED spin-off series (Ascendant Likelihood spin-off) Black Dragon (yaoi series)
Just Beneath the Surface Volume 2 by John Gaukel Just Beneath the Surface Volume 2 by John Gaukel March 26, 2012 $0.99 3421 words Sample 15%
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John Gaukel is a Physicist, Inventor, Intellectual Property Analyst, Engineer, Business Manager, Poet and Avid Science Fiction reader. He is a hemiplegic, and has taken up Science Fiction writing to extend himself in new directions. – There are more novelettes and poems in progress.
Meri Kahani by Ananya Shashi Meri Kahani by Ananya Shashi March 26, 2012 $1.99 1559 words Sample 20%
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Bu profession I am communication engineer, belong to Lucknow ,UP,India.By nature I am an emotional person who has respect in his culture.
Off to War: Two Poems and the first part of Eryk by Ere Bian Saikovera Off to War: Two Poems and the first part of Eryk by Ere Bian Saikovera March 25, 2012 Free! 848 words Sample 30%
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I enjoy reading and writing. I especially enjoy reading science fiction and manga but avoid horrormat all costs. I will read romance, but I prefer to read action. I spend a lot of my time on my blogspot account. You can see my blogspot profile and blogs at when you click on my website and then my profile . I confess that I have extremely messy writing (I normally write shorthand if I can help it) and am obsessed with ninjas. I write extremely depressing poetry. Ere Bian Saikovera is just one of my many aliases! Bwa ha ha ha ha!