Authors | Essays Assistance

Tag Cloud

Blog

0
Consider Self Publishing in Ebook Format
Published on Tuesday, December 8, 2009 by Essays Today, more than every before authors are presented with publishing opportunities that have never existed before. This is not to understate the hard work that authors have to go through to get recognition, write great books, and make a full time living from their passion of expression. However, it is to say that today, due to advances in communications technology, aut... Read More »
0
6 Red Hot Tips To Get Your Articles Read
Published on Tuesday, November 17, 2009 by Essays There are many people who dread having to write papers or articles. Many just feel like it seems to be too much work and it all just goes to waste when no one reads the. To some people, reading articles seems like work to, especially if the article is boring and very bland. Well, articles are supposed to be read, that’s their purpose to impart your message and i... Read More »
0
Book Review Of Coinage Of Commitment By Rob C...
Published on Saturday, November 7, 2009 by Essays The press release bills this book as a love story, I disagree, it is a story about love. Specifically one man's search for an everlasting love. We meet Wayne Cavanaugh as a sophmore attending the rather blue collar Drexel College where he is studying engineering. Through flashbacks author Rob Costelloe explores Wayne's young life and his fascination with the concept o... Read More »
0
The Details Are In The Calendar
Published on Monday, November 2, 2009 by Essays Like many authors, writing a novel was always an aspiration. When I finally started the process, in Shades of Darkness, Shades of Grace I had a great story that had evolved from real-life events. Still, the majority of my experience was writing nonfiction, a style that generally called for straight facts with less emphasis on descriptive elements. Exceptional fiction ... Read More »
0
What Does A Ghost Writer Do
Published on Sunday, October 25, 2009 by Essays It's important to keep in mind, that not all ghost writers are skilled in all kinds of writing. Many times, ghost writers earn a quite a nice salary do something they love, which is writing. Ghost writers are more common than you think. Of course, not all people who use ghost writers are going to create books. Ghost writers are no new phenomenon. Ghost writers are dra... Read More »
0
A Secret To Getting Published
Published on Saturday, October 17, 2009 by Essays When Warner Books, one of the world's largest publishing companies, published my first book, The Angry Clam, back in 1998, the most common question I was asked was, "What were you smoking when you wrote this book?" This was quickly followed by the second most common question, "How in the world did a 40-page, hand-written book with bad drawings of a clam get published?... Read More »
0
10 Smart Moves For Getting Published In Top M...
Published on Thursday, September 24, 2009 by Essays Eager to see your byline in magazines like Smithsonian, National Geographic, Parade or Outside? Here are 10 tips on getting past the threshold of "Maybe" to "Yes" at top magazines. 1. Put timing on your side. You can change a perennial story, where there's no special reason to do it now rather than next year, to one that prompts an immediate assignment by adding a... Read More »
0
Love At A Higher Level
Published on Wednesday, September 16, 2009 by Essays Is it possible to achieve a higher romantic love than the resigned complacency we see all around us? If so, can it be sustained for long? Would many people really want it? Sure, nonfiction literature is replete with books, courses, and seminars on how to achieve romantic or marital bliss. But few of us seem to achieve it, and fewer still ever sustain it. Worse yet is ... Read More »
0
Surviving The Day Job: Six Easy Lessons
Published on Sunday, July 26, 2009 by Essays Before I became a full-time writer, I had a job counting envelopes. Not colored envelopes or large manila envelopes, mind you, but white #10 envelopes. I had to count them in series of a hundred. Even now I can see them flashing in my eyes as I flipped through them, blinding myself as though I were looking out at a blanket of snow polished by the sun with dilated pupi... Read More »
0
Author Interview: Vicki Landes
Published on Thursday, July 16, 2009 by Essays What's it like to be a writer AND photographer? ReaderViews sat down with author Vicki Landes to talk about her new book, Europe for the Senses. ReaderViews: Thanks for talking with us today Vicki. We are interested to hear more about you, and your beautiful photography book “Europe for the Senses: A Photographic Journal.” Would your start off by telli... Read More »

Page 1 of 412 3 4 »