Category: literature
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The Next Best Thing, an authors’ Blog Hop
Authors usually have to promote his or her work to find readers, and all I knew about authors Blog Hopping is that it’s sort of like a chain letter where participants answer questions and/or write posts on his or her Blog linked to other authors taking part …
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Sexiest Woman Alive – Really?
I often see women that beat Mila Kunis as the sexiest woman alive.
Lloyd Lofthouse
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Authors Finding Readers – Part 1/4
This belief is the same as tying fifty-pounds of iron to an infant then throwing the three-month-old child in the ocean expecting him to swim ten-miles to shore.
Lloyd Lofthouse
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Ten-Thousand Dreams
By the end of 2008 (my first year as an indie author), My Splendid Concubine had sold 221 copies so I FAILED to reach my first goal by 279 books that no one bought.
Lloyd Lofthouse
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Twisting History for Fun and Profit — maybe?
Many people that go to movies worldwide read nothing about history let alone read books and they walk away from seeing movies believing this is how it really was.
Lloyd Lofthouse
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When a Girl becomes a Woman depends on the Law at the Time
Depictions of ‘child-romance’ in ancient or modern Chinese literature are not difficult to find. Children are usually described as natural sexual beings…
Lloyd Lofthouse
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An Author Lost in Amazon.com’s Rainforest
Rupert Murdoch owned Harper Collins, publishing exactly the sort of trash I had refused contract after contract for in an effort to have the name Katherine Ashe known for historical integrity.
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The Face In The Glass by Dale Wimbrow
Just go to a mirror and look at yourself and see what that face has to say…
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Authors Finding Readers – Viewed as Single Page
If an avid reader reads ten books a year and there are several million titles to choose from, what do you consider the odds are that your work will be one of those books?
Lloyd Lofthouse
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The Need to Edit – (Viewed as Single Page)
Most authors may have editing skills similar to Thomas Wolfe, who wrote longhand without the use of punctuation in addition to other mistakes that his editor, Max Perkins, fixed as he edited Wolfe’s work.
Lloyd Lofthouse 