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The Great Gatsby

For a classic like The Great Gatsby, there are always going to be people who don’t like the way the story transformed from words on the page to screenplay. I am not one of those people. The powerful imagery of the story literally being written during the movie...

Creating E-Books

It takes trial and error and hard work. Are you up for it? But like any entrepreneurial experiment, creating ebooks requires trial and error to figure out a process that works best for you. These eight tools will make the experience of creating your first ebook...

Coverflip

It’s always good to encounter a project or idea that makes you think twice or look again. Coverflip did just that. This idea that there are “girl books” and “boy books” and “chick lit” and “whatever is the guy equivalent of chick lit”* gives credit to absolutely...

Work you love vs. work you do

Unfortunately, for most people there is a big difference between work you love and work you do, but there are few out there who are working well. Can you say the same? “Michael Graves works a lot. He’s been in a wheelchair for more than seven years. He would be...

Derby Day

I just saw a news report that a retired jockey is actually competed in this year’s Derby. When asked why he wanted to come back, he answered that he couldn’t take the risk of missing out on something I was supposed to do. He’s not alone. It’s a...

Discovering Good Books

Sixty-one percent of book purchases by frequent book buyers take place online, but only seven percent of those buyers said they discovered that book online Great article about the trends in online book purchases. It’s interesting, isn’t it that even though...

What’s holding you back?

Too often, I’ve heard, “I should write about that.” It’s the plague of would-be writers. They know that what they have experienced, what they have learned or what they have seen is worth telling, but they don’t know how to get started....