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1. Things to Plan Well in Advance For November 18, 2008 In the world of creative writing most in the literary world hold second person perspective up in disgust as something you should almost never, ever bother with. Oh sure, you have those rare successful second person perspective stories that get well known, but when compared to the rest of the writing world, these are rare things. For those who don’t know, second person perspective deals with saying the word you a lot. You’re talking to the reader, usually with the idea of the person reading being the main character instead. This is the entire framework for the story that you ... (read more) Author: Kate Manheaven

2. Speak Directly To Them November 17, 2008 In the world of creative writing most in the literary world hold second person perspective up in disgust as something you should almost never, ever bother with. Oh sure, you have those rare successful second person perspective stories that get well known, but when compared to the rest of the writing world, these are rare things. For those who don’t know, second person perspective deals with saying the word you a lot. You’re talking to the reader, usually with the idea of the person reading being the main character instead. This is the entire framework for the story that you ... (read more) Author: Kate Manheaven

3. Street Fiction: Echoes of the Soul November 10, 2008 Born of the struggles of the Civil Rights Movement and honed during the black power advancement of the 1970’s, street fiction remains one of the fastest growing literary genres on the market. Defined by its urban settings and true to life characters, street literature is fiction without fluff; a real world look at the hustle of inner city life. Like every other style of literature, street fiction is shaped by the voices and experiences of its authors. Iceberg Slim’s Pimp, one of the first street lit novels, was penned during his time in jail. For many Americans, it was the first time the... (read more) Author: Veronika Lazabal

4. How to be a Deadeasy Writer? November 10, 2008 The Deadeasy "dazzle me" Ebook Maker and how to use it to write your own ebook. The most popular ebook formats used on the Internet were the Portable Document Format, better known as PDF, and the Hypertext Markup Language, better known as HTML. You only have to do a quick search on Google to see how popular Ebooks have become: and the main reason is not the literary prowess of Ebook authors, but rather the ability to make your Ebook available to a niche market. Ebooks have become one of the most popular ways to distribute information on the Internet. Now this is even easier using the D... (read more) Author: robert leverett

5. Insurance For Your Pig November 10, 2008 There have been lots of books written about dogs like Old Yeller and Where the Red Fern Grows, Black Beauty is every girls dream horse after his memoirs were so cleverly translated, and a recent string of mystery novels featuring sleuthing cats have earned felines a place in the literary annals. Considering that isn't it interesting that some of the animal characters most people seem to remember the best are pigs. When book lovers think of pigs they smile as they remember the sweet innocence of Wilbur as he strutted around the barnyard, or they shudder with delicious distaste as they think abo... (read more) Author: Jay Schindler

6. A BOOK REVIEW OF A.K. CHAUDHURY`S `MY SONGS` October 27, 2008 A Review My songs : A.K. Chaudhary, I.A.P.E.N. Bihar, 2008, Rs. 50/- ISBN 978-81-906165-1-5 By Dr. Ram Sharma Senior Lecturer in English C-26, Shradhapuri Phase-2 Kankerkhera, Meerut (U.P.) Dr. Arbind Kumar Chaudhary is a distinguished name in the field of Indian English Literature. He is not only editing an international literary journal KOHINOOR but also courntributing to a number of reputed literacy journals. He was declared Effulgent Star 2003 by the Home of Letters, Orissa. His two collections of poems entitled Eternal Voices (2007). Universal Voices (2008) and my songs (200... (read more) Author: DR. RAM SHARMA

7. Brunhild and Kriemhild October 18, 2008 Traditionally, “The Song of the Nibelungs” is perceived as a great gift inebriated by European literature from the past. Basically, this literary work incorporated myths and legends which perfectly illustrated beliefs and traditions of the people that created them. At the same time, the book provides not only important cultural and artistic information but it is also of a great value as a literary work depicting a variety of characters. Brunhild and Kriemhild may be actually named among the most vividly depicted characters which can really better understand the epoch when the book was created ... (read more) Author: Jeff Stats

8. Articles Supercharge Traffic To Your Site October 20, 2008 ARTICLES SUPERCHARGE TRAFFIC TO YOUR SITE- By Cyndi Parker Are you paying through the nose for advertising and pay-per-click and still not being able to drive the massive traffic that you need to make money from your website? You can make it happen. You can generate free traffic by writing and submitting your own articles. Aargh, you say! I can?t write! I hated English and essays and all that stuff in school. Fear not. Here?s what you need to know. Articles are not great literary works. They are simply telling people a little about something you know something about. If yo... (read more) Author: Cyndi Parker

9. The unique produce of Scotland adds to its cultural heritage October 16, 2008 Scotland has developed a uniquely rich and diverse culture throughout its history, for which it is globally recognised. Boasting a heritage of both historical and modern proportions, the island nation is as famous for its legendary literary figures, as it is for its range of sought after whiskies, its breathtaking natural beauty and its internationally renowned food offerings. Indeed, Scotland sees millions of tourists from around the world flocking to the country each year, keen to experience its impressive scenery, bustling city life and the unparalleled opportunities for exploration in... (read more) Author: Paul McIndoe

10. Is advanced pc tweaker Effective? October 07, 2008 One week ago I came across an IE error on my computer, some small annoying windows keep popping-up while I accessing the internet, then my computer would become slower and slower. A friend who is a computer literary told me that it might cause by some invalid entries in the registry of my computer. In order to save my computer, I started my registry cleaner hunting trip on the internet. I found and tried several of those program with the trial version, but it seems they share almost the same functions, I began to doubt and didn't know what should I pick until I got know Advanced PC Tweaker fro... (read more) Author: John Power

11. A BOOK REVIEW OF STEPHEN GILL`S `` SONGS BEFORE SHRINE`` October 02, 2008 A BOOK REVIEW SONG BEFORE SHRINE : STEPHEN GILL AUTHORS PRESS, NEW DELHI, 2007, RS. 80/- ISBN 81-7273-384-4 Stephen Gill is a world wide name in the domain of poetry. He is a poet Laureate and the expressive voice of Canada. India and Pakistan. Stephen Gill has authored more than twenty books, including novels, literary criticism and collections of poems. His poetry and prose have appeared in more than five hundred publications, mostly in Canada, the United States of America and India. Stephen Gill has received awards and recognitions, including three honorary doctorates, and Laureate ... (read more) Author: DR. RAM SHARMA

12. Trace Dublin's Literary Legends with a Trip to the Capital September 30, 2008 Home to three Nobel Prize winners and a plethora of internationally recognised writers, Dublin - the capital city of the Republic of Ireland - is globally renowned for its literary legends. With many of the city’s sights dedicated to the celebration of its writers, there are a plethora of tours, museums and interactive experiences ready to guide you through the history of Dublin’s home-grown talent, which dates back over one thousand years. Indeed, the Book of Kells - a manuscript transcribed by Celtic monks, is believed to be one of the best of its kind in existence and was written a... (read more) Author: Paul McIndoe

13. Publishing Made Easy - Tips on How to Get Your Manuscript Published September 28, 2008 Publishing is an extremely competitive business. There are three main ways to go about getting your manuscript published; through an agent, directly through a publishing company, or by taking the increasingly popular self-publishing option. The best way to improve your chances of getting your book published by a traditional publisher is to find an agent who will ‘take you under their wing’ and add you to their list of clients. Publishing companies very rarely read or pay any attention to unsolicited manuscripts (i.e. a manuscript submitted by an author NOT by an agent). Therefore, you are... (read more) Author: Kev Woodward

14. A Tale Of Two Cities - A Musical About Injustice, Vengeance And Love September 24, 2008 A Tale Of Two Cities which is scheduled to open on Broadway in September is a new musical based on Charles Dickens’ novel by the same name. In literary circles, the book is undeniably one of the most famous pieces of fiction, ever written. Since it was first published in 1859, A Tale Of Two Cities has sold over 200 million copies in various languages. The book narrates one of the most thrilling love stories ever told, set against a backdrop of one of the most horrifying periods in human history. All the horror and exhilaration that was a part of the French Revolution has been captured brillian... (read more) Author: reed tieri

15. Personalities In India - A Paradigm Of Eternal Identity September 19, 2008 Personality inscribes personal identity in the field of Politics, Dance and Music, Literature, Science, Religion, Industry, Cinema, etc. personalities in India have contributed a lot to the India’s culture and spirit. Many great personalities have taken birth on the Indian soil. Monastic philosophers to great mathematicians and to affluent industrialists, the interminable personalities in India make the country feel proud for its personalities. Starting from the literary figures India intakes a variety of true bug genus, likes Kalidas, Tulsidas, R. Tagore, Mirza Ghalib, Madavikutty, S. B... (read more) Author: Sonal Arya

16. TAGORE`S VIEWS ON EDUCATION September 16, 2008 TAGORE’S VIEWS ON EDUCATION By: DR. RAM SHARMA Lecturer in English, Janta Vedic College, BARAUT (BAGHPAT) U.P. INDIA. Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941) was essentially a poet but his interests were not confined to poetry. His creative fecundity was inexhaustible and the unlimited variety of his literary output is so extraordinary that the phrase myriad minded which Matthew Arnold (1822- 88) has used for Shakespeare can appropriately be used for him. His writings include more than one thousand poems and over two thousand songs in addition to a... (read more) Author: DR. RAM SHARMA

17. Sex. Drugs. Gifts. Probes September 11, 2008 Don’t you just love it? I mean, here we are, drowning in a funky gunky swamp of lipstick on pigs and pit bulls, yet CNN manages to come up with “Sex, drugs, gifts uncovered in government oil probe.” Maybe there is life after presidential elections, after all. Furthermore, we literary types particularly appreciate the insertion of the word “probe” in the same breath as “sex.” Delicious. CNN, all is forgiven, even Lou Dobbs. But, one digresses. Below the raunchy headline, there is meat. Meat like here we go afain, ripping off of US taxpayers. We discover that, d... (read more) Author: DAVID LOVATTSMITH

18. What Every Author Should Know About Literary Agents September 08, 2008 Many publishers will no longer accept a proposal unless it comes from an agent. While agents don't guarantee your book will be published, they can ensure that it gets a reading and advocate for you all along the process. You can find the right agent for you if you know where to look. Why use an agent An agent ... * will critique your book proposal before it is submitted and make suggestions or edits to help you improve it. * knows which publishers are likely to be interested in your proposal. * can garner attention for your proposal and sell it faster than you can. * is yo... (read more) Author: Bobbi Linkemer

19. Out of the Forest of Noise: On Publishing the Literary Short Story September 03, 2008 SO YOU'D LIKE to try getting your short story published. Take heart: you can do it. And, if your work is worthy- a question only you can answer- it merits the effort. Like a boat, send it out where it belongs, over the great wide sea. Let it find readers, whoever they may be, on whatever strange shores. Some of your readers may not be born yet. It helps to keep that in mind. Beginning writers often imagine publishing their short story to be a glamorous event, Hemingwayesque in a wear-your-sunglasses-and-knock- back-the-grappa-as- agents-ring-your-phone-off kind of way. ... (read more) Author: CM Mayo

20. Glass Mosaic Tile Art: Andamento (Huh? What's That?) September 02, 2008 Making wonderful glass mosaic tile art is easy! Let me show you how. Andamento (Italian for “flow”) is the visual movement of your mosaic created by placing tesserae in specific patterns to achieve the desired image (a.k.a. “coursing” your tesserae). Opus (Latin for “work of art or literary work”) is any work in any creative field, such as literature, architecture, music, and fine art. In our world of mosaic art, opus refers to how we arrange our tesserae. Different opera (the plural of opus) result in different flows. Understanding the various opera allows you to properly plan y... (read more) Author: Bill Enslen

21. Taj Mahal Review, An International Literary Journal September 02, 2008 An International Literary Journal VOLUME 7 NUMBER 1 JUNE 2008 (13th Issue) Edited by: Dr. Santosh Kumar Binding: Paperback & Hardback (pp: 524 with a separate section of authors bio) ISSN: 0972-6004 Availability: In Stock (Ships within 1 to 2 days) Publisher: Cyberwit.net, India Pub. Date: June 2008 Condition: New Front Cover Art: © Michael “Warble” Finucane From The Editor Welcome to the June 2008 TMR! This issue features a collection of poetry, short fiction, artwork, reflections, literary criticism, book reviews etc. The latest issue offers the best... (read more) Author: Karunesh Kumar Agrawal

22. Get easily published and promoted. Maybe end up being famous. September 02, 2008 Get easily published and promoted. Maybe end up being famous. The Author’s revolution is here. Not any longer are authors spending their time waiting for the next rejection slip. Everyone can undertake the process of writing, publishing and promoting a book. The tools of the trade Special computer programs such as Scrivener ($39.95), Writers Café ($45.00), PageFour ($ 34.95), NewNovelist ($54.99) and Screenwriter Version Six ($249.95) can handle script formats for motion pictures, theatre, television, novels, comic books and non-fictio... (read more) Author: Peter Leakey

23. How to Buy Cheap Airline Tickets September 02, 2008 In today's globalization period it is such a common fact that many of the travelers love to travel by airlines rather than any other means of transportation for their desired destination. Traveling through airline not only saves time but one also ensures to travel comfortably without getting any kind of stress. But the increase price rate has literary made the travelers to think twice before booking on any airline. Generally when time for vacation comes many decides to spend a long holiday package in a lovely exotic location away from home away from stressful atmosphere or at any relative's... (read more) Author: neeraj niranjan

24. LITERATURE'S ANTIDOTE TO HATE August 30, 2008 Literature's antidote to hateThe literary world can encourage understanding between bitter enemies.If you buy a ticket and travel to another country, you are likely to see the monuments, the palaces and the squares, the museums and the landscapes and the historical sites. If you are lucky, you may have a chance to conduct some conversations with the local people. Then you will travel back home, carrying a bunch of photographs or postcards. But if you read a novel, you obtain a ticket into the most intimate recesses of another country and of another people. Reading a foreign novel is an invitat... (read more) Author: dibyendu ghosal

25. Truth about six-pack abs August 29, 2008 To obtain a six-pack is the latest obsession among most youngsters and even youngsters who want to look good. This has given rise to a lot of literary works, videos, training schools, dietary classes and exercise sessions that claim to provide the desired results to the consumers. However, according to some of the most powerful researches, it has been proved that most of the materials and sources available are a sheer waste of time. This is more true about the books that are usually available with repeated information. Buy this book from Here ‘The truth about six-pack abs’ does not... (read more) Author: Steve Manik

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