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1. There Comes a Season Volume 2 by John Kachuba - 2012-12-28 12:31:06-05
   John Kachuba is the author of twelve books, a Creative Writing instructor at Ohio University and Antioch University Midwest, and a member of the Historical Novels Society. He is also a member of St. John’s Unitarian-Universalist church in Cincinnati. A portion of the proceeds from sales of There Comes a Season are donated to the Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center, Cincinnati, Ohio. Book cover by AYDesign.
   
2. How to Make Money Fast! - 2012-12-28 14:01:01-05
   E.A. Slack hails from Pennsylvania and now lives in Florida with her son, dogs, and new grand daughter. Ms. Slack has experienced the ups and downs of life, and with each new bad (and good) experience, she has had that urge to share with others what she has learned, and hopefully, help others with that newly gained knowledge. Many more books will be coming as the new experience of this economy, and grandchildren expand Ms. Slacks horizons. Ms. Slack hopes to add value to the life of each reader, and give them a hope and comfort that would be given to a member of her very own family.
   
3. Killer Work from Home Jobs 2 by Lee Evans - 2012-12-28 14:03:03-05
   Lee Evans embarked on a lifelong mission 30 years ago to help job seekers move forward in their lives. From her own personal experience and her experiences in educating the public about job placement, she understands the stress involved with being laid off or otherwise being out of work. Lee Evans is an author, webmaster and job search expert. She is the author of the bestseller "Killer Work from Home Jobs: 200 Fortune 500 & Legitimate Work at Home Jobs." A Maryland resident, she is a native New Yorker, who has lived in a variety of locations in New York, Long Island, and New Jersey. Getting people back to work, one person at a time, is her heart's work, which she accomplishes through her employment website Free-Job-Search-Websites.com.
   
4. How to Succeed in High School and Prep for College by Phyllis Zimbler Miller - 2012-12-28 14:23:02-05
   Phyllis Zimbler Miller is the author of fiction and nonfiction books as well as the co-founder of the online marketing company Miller Mosaic LLC. She blogs on book publishing and book marketing topics, especially Amazon, at www.PhyllisZimblerMiller.com
   
5. How to Succeed in College and Prep for Beyond College - 2012-12-28 14:24:29-05
   Phyllis Zimbler Miller is the author of fiction and nonfiction books as well as the co-founder of the online marketing company Miller Mosaic LLC. She blogs on book publishing and book marketing topics, especially Amazon, at www.PhyllisZimblerMiller.com
   
6. How to Succeed Beyond College by Phyllis Zimbler Miller - 2012-12-28 14:25:25-05
   Phyllis Zimbler Miller is the author of fiction and nonfiction books as well as the co-founder of the online marketing company Miller Mosaic LLC. She blogs on book publishing and book marketing topics, especially Amazon, at www.PhyllisZimblerMiller.com
   
7. Top Tips for How to Publish and Market Your Book in the Age of Amazon: 3 Top Tips Books in 1 by Phyllis Zimbler Miller - 2012-12-28 14:26:09-05
   Phyllis Zimbler Miller is the author of fiction and nonfiction books as well as the co-founder of the online marketing company Miller Mosaic LLC. She blogs on book publishing and book marketing topics, especially Amazon, at www.PhyllisZimblerMiller.com
   
8. Top Tips for How to Market Your Book on Amazon and Facebook: Action Steps You Can Do Immediately Whether You Are Traditionally Published or Self-Published by Phyllis Zimbler Miller - 2012-12-28 16:28:00-05
   Do you know how to market your book on Amazon and Facebook? Whether you are traditionally published or self-published, you can benefit from these free opportunities to market your book. This short book TOP TIPS FOR HOW TO MARKET YOUR BOOK ON AMAZON AND FACEBOOK is a how-to to quickly and correctly start using Amazon and Facebook as part of your book marketing efforts. Here are the major Amazon and Facebook book marketing components: FIRST STEPS ON AMAZON: CREATE AN AMAZON PUBLIC PROFILE FIRST STEPS ON FACEBOOK: CREATE A FACEBOOK PERSONAL PROFILE SECOND STEPS ON AMAZON: CREATE AN AUTHOR CENTRAL PAGE SECOND STEPS ON FACEBOOK: CREATE A FACEBOOK AUTHOR PAGE KINDLE DIRECT PUBLISHING (KDP) AMAZON AND KINDLE CATEGORIES AMAZON ON FACEBOOK Get TOP TIPS FOR HOW TO MARKET YOUR BOOK ON AMAZON AND FACEBOOK right now, read it once to learn how to market your book on Amazon and Facebook, then turn on your computer and follow along with the book marketing tips to rev up your online book marketing today!
   
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   Phyllis Zimbler Miller is the author of fiction and nonfiction books as well as the co-founder of the online marketing company Miller Mosaic LLC. She blogs on book publishing and book marketing topics, especially Amazon, at www.PhyllisZimblerMiller.com
   
10. Exodus: Leaving Home - 2012-12-28 16:29:11-05
    Orson Troy Badger was born in Utah and since has lived in South Korea, Washington, Idaho, Florida, and Louisiana. He has provided for his family by working in various fields throughout the years, including Vascular Technology and Graphic Design. In 2002 he returned to college and earned a Masters Degree in Architecture at the University of Idaho. He currently lives with his wife and four kids in the great state of Wyoming where he practices architecture.
    
11. Top Tips for How to Market on the Internet With Pictures: Action Steps You Can Do Immediately Whether You Are an Expert or a Novice by Phyllis Zimbler Miller - 2012-12-28 16:29:58-05
    Phyllis Zimbler Miller is the author of fiction and nonfiction books as well as the co-founder of the online marketing company Miller Mosaic LLC. She blogs on book publishing and book marketing topics, especially Amazon, at www.PhyllisZimblerMiller.com
    
12. Finals - 2012-12-28 16:30:31-05
    Alan Weisz is young author from Portland, Oregon. He loves Powell's, local coffee shops, and great literature.
    
13. Holiday Brunch Breakfast 30 Recipes [Kindle Edition] by Beth Baker - 2012-12-28 16:31:07-05
    I have been cooking since I was 10 years old. I learned all the tricks an short cut from my grand mother. She would use just a little to much spice. While learned from her I have lowered some of the spices that she use. At any rate I am the talk of town when it comes to cook.
    
14. Healthy Slow Cooker Recipes : Deliciously Easy Meals To Live Healthy & Lose Weight by Elaine Ross - 2012-12-28 16:31:53-05
    From the author: I am taking my first steps towards fulfilling a childhood dream of being an author. What better way to begin my journey than to share about the things that I love most - cooking, living healthy & travelling.
    
15. SHDES OF GRAY - 2012-12-28 16:34:07-05
    Jessica James is a former newspaper editor who spent 18 years in a newsroom before turning her attention to writing fiction. She enjoys reading 19th century fiction and non-fiction, and writing about the honor, traditions and principles that were prevalent in the South during the Civil War. James holds a master’s degree in communications and a bachelor’s degree in public relations/journalism. She is featured in the book, 50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading, which was published in 2010.
    
16. Traditional New Year’s Day Recipes – Appetizers for New Year’s Eve - 2012-12-28 16:34:43-05
    Following my cooking passion
    
17. Age of Heroes: The Witch Hunter’s Gauntlet by Bret Schulte - 2012-12-28 16:47:46-05
    Bret Schulte lives in Iowa where he is currently using a combination of passion and caffeine to finish his next young adult novel.
    
18. Mastering Camera Shutter Speed: Digital Photography Tips and Tricks for Beginners on How to Use Fast and Slow Shutter Speed for Creative Effect by Stephen Hockman - 2012-12-28 17:04:25-05
    Stephen Hockman is the creator of www.FreeDigitalPhotographyTutorials.com. Every week on this website he publishes new tips, tricks and tutorials on photography. A collection of his most famous work can be found in the Amazon store.
    
19. From Muhammed to Burj Khalifa: A Crash Course in 2,000 Years of Middle East History by Michael Rank - 2012-12-28 17:05:20-05
    Michael Rank is a doctoral candidate in Middle East history. He has studied Turkish, Arabic, Persian, Armenian, and French but can still pull out a backwater Midwestern accent if need be. He also worked as a journalist in Istanbul for nearly a decade and reported on religion and human rights. He blogs about history, religion, society, and culture at the website http://fiveminutecourses.com
    
20. Killer in Sight (A Tom Lackey Mystery) by Sandra Carrington-Smith - 2012-12-28 17:05:51-05
    Sandra Carrington-Smith is an Italian-born author who relocated to the United States in the late 80’s after marrying a US soldier who was serving overseas. Although writing was Sandra’s deepest passion since childhood, her dream of becoming a published author had to be placed on hold for several years. Moving to a new country provided several challenges, the biggest one being the language barrier she encountered when she first arrived. In order to become fully integrated, Sandra tapped into her love for reading, and over time her vocabulary grew extensively. She gave birth to three children and devoted most of her time to raising a family. By the time she was in her late 30’s, Sandra decided to revisit her old passion for writing, and penned a novel of paranormal suspense, The Book of Obeah, followed by a self-improvement book, Housekeeping for the Soul: A Practical Guide to Restoring Your Inner Sanctuary. Both titles were sold to the same publisher and released in 2010, and The Book of Obeah went on to win an international book award. The Book of Obeah has been optioned for film, and production is expected to start early summer 2013. It will also be released as an audio book in the second quarter of 2013 by Cherry Hill Publishing, and narrated by Dave Fennoy, better known as the Hulu Guy. Currently, Sandra is working on two new novels: The Key (book number three in the Crossroads Series), and Shadows of a Tuscan Moon. Killer in Sight (A Tom Lackey Mystery) was released in May 2012. The Rosaries (book number two in the Crossroads Series) just released in December 2012. Sandra Carrington-Smith lives in Raleigh, NC, with her husband, children and three cats. Killer in Sight (A Tom lackey Mystery) was released in May 2012.
    
21. Destitute Dan – Part 1: The Big Pacific Wake Up - 2012-12-28 17:06:54-05
    Born in 1988, Daniel Newcomer spent most of his childhood with his nose deep into a whole assortment of books, reading everything from Goosebumps and Fear Street to the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy. Daniel never went anywhere without at least one book to read, and by the time he reached junior high school he started writing comedic, fantasy stories that were by all means purely bizarre. As his life matured he grew quite fond of the classics, making the unabridged version of The Count of Monte Cristo his greatest accomplishment in reading. Daniel also matured his writing life as well, growing into poetry in journalism. His first experience in journalism publishing was for his high school, Monroe High, came with his first experience in dealing with a libel suit from the lunch ladies, after publishing a piece regarding the general opinion of the school’s lunch food. For the rest of the school year, his writing brought him terrible food. From then on, Daniel has only continued to grow his writing career and ideology regarding writing, journalism, and the need for literature in society. For Daniel, writing and being a writer goes beyond the simple act of writing, as he feels that writing encompasses a person’s entire life, from their stream of consciousness to their window of perception. It’s all about the experience according to Daniel, as those experiences can shape the unique way that a writer can tell others a story, and therefore the story, although it has been told many times before, will always be different and hopefully shed new lights on the way that the reader enriches their own life. On the other hand and in a simpler tone, Daniel just loves to write things that he thinks “sound cool.” As a lifelong reader, writing for Daniel is like experiencing a story as it unfolds, where it is impossible to look at the last page just to know if the character survives. In order for Daniel to write, he also feels the need to live, including various activities in his life such as sky diving, water skiing, mountain climbing, cross country biking, pita delivery boy, and harmonica wailing. Everyone’s experiences are different, and therefore if anyone wants to write, they can; the only thing that Daniel feels you need to write is a couple bottles of bum glue.
    
22. The Great Detectives: From Vidocq to Sam Spade, by William S. Shepard - 2012-12-28 17:07:39-05
    William S. Shepard is a retired American diplomat who lives on Maryland's Eastern Shore with his wife and rescued cats, Rajah and Rani. He is the prizewinning author of a new mystery genre, diplomatic mysteries, which now has four novels in the series. He enjoys picking wines to go with Eastern Shore crabcakes!
    
23. How To Survive Ancient Spells and Crazy Kings by Laura Pauling - 2012-12-28 17:08:15-05
    Laura Pauling writes for all ages where the real and the incredible combine in heart stopping adventures. She lives out her desire for travel and excitement in her young adult Circle of Spies Series: A Spy Like Me and Heart of an Assassin. Her middle grade, How To Survive Ancient Spells and Crazy Kings is available now. She’d say that living her life of a suburban mom/author complete with minivan carpools, soccer games, and home-baked snicker doodles are really a cover for her exciting life of secret missions and covert operations, but she’d be lying. She loves living in New England with her husband and children. She has yet to find someone who can beat her at Boggle.
    
24. Fox’s Bride - 2012-12-28 17:09:08-05
    A.E. Marling wrote his first fantasy novella after his freshman year in high school. In college, he found nothing gave him a greater urge to write than science lectures, and he sat through a lot of ‘em. He has yet to repent his fascination with fantasy and is intrigued by its grip on the human imagination. Both ambidextrous and word-voracious, his diet ranges from Arthurian legends to Jane Austen. He denies being a running addict, though he has to shout it over the noise of the treadmill. He dances as directed by demons. And, yes, he partakes in fantasy-related gaming. His best writing ideas pounce on him when he would rather be sleeping, thanks to insomnia. His current lair is in the shadow of San Francisco, and his thoughts touch ground there between flights.
    
25. Look and Feel Great! How to Lose Weight in 2 Weeks. by Caroline Monroe - 2012-12-28 17:14:50-05
    Hello, my name is Caroline Monroe, and I want to be your personal Diet Coach! Trust me, I know how expensive having a personal diet coach, or a personal trainer, or even how expensive a gym membership can be. I’ve been there and done that. What I found was that I could lose some weight, but as soon as a few weeks went by, I was back to my old fat self. I lost pounds, as well as money on fad diets, but at the end, the results were all the same. Nothing really worked for me. The weight just kept coming back. Finally, I had enough. I wanted to find a solution that would really work, and not only work, but last. A solution that could help many people change their lives in the shortest time possible. What I found was a program that helped me lose 16 pounds, 2 dress sizes and 3 inches foam my waist in only 2 weeks! And not only that, but it has helped me keep the weight off for a full year now.
    
26. Halfkinds Volume 1: Contact - 2012-12-28 18:53:13-05
    Andrew Vu is a writer currently living in Oakland, CA. He attended UC Berkeley and has been writing since he was a teenager. A former blogger, his writing has been featured on Deadspin and Sports Illustrated Hot Clicks. That was a long time ago though, when people remembered that Rex Grossman actually played in a Super Bowl, when Ricky Williams had only retired one time thus far, and when Aaron Rodgers was Brett Favre's personal clipboard. Now Andrew focuses not on the world of sports, but on science fiction. His novels are fast paced, character driven stories sure to keep you engaged and on the edge of your seat. His writing blends character development with quick paced narrative and plenty of action. He can be reached at avwrite@gmail.com
    
27. Life’s What Happens - 2012-12-28 20:54:26-05
    Author Bio of Bob Kat (Collaborative Authors Bob Wernly and Kathy Clark) Kathy Clark has had 23 romance/women’s fiction novels published by several publishers, including Harlequin and Dell which have sold more than 3 million copies globally in at least 11 languages. Her books have appeared on the New York Times and USA Today Best Sellers lists and she has received numerous industry awards including Romantic Times Readers’ Choice Awards. In 2012, she branched out into suspense, mainstream and young adult genres. She has enjoyed co-writing these latest books with her husband Bob Wernly under the pen name of Bob Kat. Kathy’s 24th book is After Midnight, a suspense set in Denver and the first of the trilogy Denver After Dark. It has been well received and has many 4 and 5 star reviews. The trailer can be found from my website at www.NightWriter93.com or directly at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxSkqqaD-2Q Bob Kat became active in 2012 with two projects published, starting with the mainstream novel, Life’s What Happens, a fictionalized treatment of the 1969 to early 1970 anti-war movement as it played out at Kent State University. Bob Wernly was there, and the characters and thoughtful telling of the story provides a fascinating insight into the era. The reviews have been amazing. The direct link to the trailer is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQBnqNNNHUE&feature=plcp Bob and Kathy have decided to take their newly launched co-writing career in a different direction, writing for young adults with stories drawn from real-life of teen suicide, bullying, runaways, abuse and drugs. They hope to counteract the caustic nature of television and film content and help this age group maintain a positive healthy outlook as they mature into their twenties. The series website is www.cuul8rseries.com. Book #1, OMG was published in eBook and paperback in time for Christmas. No zombies or vampires were killed in the making of the series! Hobbies? Travel, films & golf. Plus 2 Yorkies + 1 German Shepherds and sculpting.
    
28. How Asthma is Finally Being Cured - 2012-12-28 21:36:13-05
    Jeff T. Bowles is a bestselling author of a series of health books based on his revolutionary studies.
    
29. Professor Kompressor by Nils Andersson - 2012-12-28 21:52:36-05
    Nils Andersson was born in 1964 in a small town in Sweden. He grew up, as people tend to do, formed a range of opinions about this, that and the other, and eventually went to Uppsala University to study physics. Unable to contemplate a real job, he left his homeland after finishing his PhD in 1991. Having roamed the world for a few years, he settled in the United Kingdom where he now works as a professor of Mathematics (not a real job!). He has always loved books, in all shapes and sizes, and probably reads a bit too much for his own good. Most of the stuff he writes can be found in science journals, and tends to be awfully technical (perhaps boring) on things like dead stars, black holes and waves of gravity. This has made him wonder what it would be like to write a "real" book. Maybe one day he will find out...
    
30. No Reins - 2012-12-28 21:56:50-05
    My name is Angie Skelhorn and I live in Canada. My interest include tarot, and other forms of divination, astrology, spirituality, mythology and harness racing. I gear my writing toward Witchcraft and Spiritualism. I've been published in Circle Sanctuary Magazine and online at Witchvox, WitchesandPagans.com and GlobalGoddess.org. I authored On the Edge, No Reins and Till Death and Beyond - Publisher, Club Lighthouse Publishing. My newest release Severed Ties - Publisher, Damnation Books launched December 1, 2012.
    
31. Til Death and Beyond - 2012-12-28 21:57:25-05
    My name is Angie Skelhorn and I live in Canada. My interest include tarot, and other forms of divination, astrology, spirituality, mythology and harness racing. I gear my writing toward Witchcraft and Spiritualism. I've been published in Circle Sanctuary Magazine and online at Witchvox, WitchesandPagans.com and GlobalGoddess.org. I authored On the Edge, No Reins and Till Death and Beyond - Publisher, Club Lighthouse Publishing. My newest release Severed Ties - Publisher, Damnation Books launched December 1, 2012.
    
32. H2O - 2012-12-28 21:59:12-05
    Irving Belateche is an author, screenwriter, and adjunct professor at the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts. He's written screenplays for Paramount Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Warner Bros., and other studios. He's worked with producers Lawrence Bender (Pulp Fiction), Gavin Polone (Gilmore Girls, Curb Your Enthusiasm), and Joel Silver (The Matrix) as well as directors Robert Zemeckis (Back to the Future, Forrest Gump) and Roland Emmerich (Independence Day). Belateche adapted the first Hugo award winner, The Demolished Man, by Alfred Bester, for Paramount and producer Robert Evans (Chinatown, Rosemary's Baby). His first novel, Under An Orange Sun, Some Days Are Blue, was based on his journey as a Hollywood screenwriter after the loss of his daughter. It's a deeply moving and inspirational story that offers unique insights on how to face and conquer life's greatest challenges. The novel is a bestseller in Visionary Fiction on Amazon. With H2O and The Disappeared, Belateche returned to the genres for which he's best known, science fiction and supernatural thrillers. H2O is a science fiction thriller about a future where knowledge has disappeared and curiosity will get you killed. The Disappeared is a short story about one man's battle to survive his growing invisibility. Belateche lives in Los Angeles with his wife and son.
    
33. The Home Baking Pantry Essentials - 2012-12-28 22:00:45-05
    Joyce Middleton is a self-taught cook and baker sharing her favorite family recipes published for the Amazon Kindle. She's been baking since she was a girl making quick breads for the extended family for the holidays. After building numerous businesses, she has come full circle and is back baking and cooking for others to enjoy.
    
34. Little Angels’ Mothers - 2012-12-28 22:01:18-05
    Miles was born in 1982, and has been fortunate to have lived in a dozen countries, learning a number of languages in the process. Before publishing Little Angels' Mothers he had written and published mainly poetry and short stories in French, Spanish, German and English. His favorite authors are Dostoyevsky, Lem, Borges and Bolaño. Human and women's rights have been his main preoccupation throughout the career. He currently lives in Geneva, Switzerland, where he works for the HQ of the International Committee of the Red Cross.
    
35. Saving Findlay Finch - 2012-12-28 22:03:20-05
    I am informed that some sort of bio blurb is mandatory on a website like this. Who, you ask, is this tool, exactly? So, just the (boring) facts, mam. I was born and raised in Peterborough, Ontario. I attended PCVS and can boast that I was the first student expelled for wearing bellbottoms. They were grey pin-stripe and very, very cool. Later that same year I was expelled for wearing “denim-ish” trousers. However my mother phoned the principal and informed him that they were merely blue cotton and most definitely not denim. Later that same year I was expelled yet again – this time for forging parental notes to the principal telling him I was unable to attend school due to a) having a cold b) having the flu c) a dental appointment d) an earache e) whatever. Where I made my mistake was in bringing a legitimate note to school which differed drastically from the 12 previous notes they had on file. I attended Glendon College, York University, got a B.A. in English Lit. and was almost expelled for lack of attendance. (This is embarrassing: the professor who chastised me for my spotty attendance at his Can Lit seminars was a relatively unknown poet named Michael Ondaatje. It is my understanding that Mr. Ondaatje has since become rather well known.) In 1987 I married the love of my life – a girl from Peterborough by name of Karen Ward. We immediately moved to Lunenburg NS and lived out east for twenty odd years. In 2009 we moved to the unbelievably beautiful city of Victoria BC and here we shall remain. I’ve written several novels, some stage plays, radio plays, and screenplays. All with very limited monetary rewards. I’ve also had a lot of fun hamming it up on (amateur) stages over the years. (I have supported my writing habit over the years by selling antique lamps and renovating historic homes.) Moonlit Days and Nights was my first completed novel and it won the Canadian Crime Writers Arthur Ellis award for Best First Novel. That was very unexpected and pleasant. It was published by Cormorant Press in over-sized paperback format. As it happens, I have about 50 copies lying around and would be very pleased to sell them to someone much like your good self. They cost $16.99 plus shipping. I should point out that, for the ebook version, I edited out about 50 pages, so the paper version is longer. I spent roughly two years researching 1890's Toronto before writing Moonlit. (Believe it or not, the internet as we now know it had yet to be invented at that time.) When I began I was almost totally ignorant of the social dynamics of Victorian Toronto society and, to a large extent, the simple physical elements. Did hansom cabs exist in Toronto? Was there a counterpart to London's Cafe' Royale or New York's Delmonicos? What were the most contentious issues of the day? In the course of my research, I discovered that of course they had hansom cabs in Toronto and wonderful theatres and international celebrities and fine restaurants and sumptuous brothels and drugs galore, and dishonest policemen and underworld gangs and all the other wonderful elements that make up the best Victorian Crime / Adventure Fiction. I have taken great pains to set the dramatic scenes inside or around existing Victorian buildings and parks so as to aid the reader's imagination. In fact, the nar¬rator plants a ransom note under Sir John A. MacDonald's right shoe or at least the bronze statue of Sir John in Queen's Park.
    
36. Fiery Gemstones (A Heston Witch Novella) by Cassandra DeBrown. - 2012-12-28 22:04:19-05
    Cassandra DeBrown is the author of Legitimate Issues and A Little Bit of Black magic.She has worn many hats during her three decades of life and is currently having a whole lot of fun trying out the author one. She enjoys sharing the stories in her head with people around the world and is looking forward to penning more tales. A single gal who lives in London, Cassandra Debrown Readers can connect with her at cassandradebrown at hotmail dot co dot uk or on Twitter where her handle is @CassandraDeBrown
    
37. For the Love of God - 2012-12-28 22:13:18-05
    I'm a retired physician and log distance cruiser. I write medically oriented novels and screenplays. www.facebook.com/larrygoldwriter The site will tell all about me and my work.
    
38. Love in Provence by William Auch - 2012-12-28 22:14:33-05
    William Auch is a physician currently residing in Sacramento, California. When he is not seeing patients, he writes, studies French, and travels the world. He is learning to dance the Tango.
    
39. Life Isn’t Just Luck: Getting from where you are to where you want to be by Linda Crowder - 2012-12-29 00:51:09-05
    Linda Crowder spent her career in nonprofit human services, helping people move from crisis to stability. When she retired in 2011, she decided to start her own business to help people meet their personal and professional goals. When she opened Focus Forward, Linda sat down to write about her philosophical approach to goal setting. Before she realized it, the philosophy had grown into a book. After a lifetime of writing grants, reports and policies, writing this book has re-ignited her creative energies. Be sure to look for her next adventure, a murder mystery set in her adopted home town of Casper, Wyoming, due out in the Spring of 2013.
    
40. The Dark Secret of Warren House - 2012-12-29 01:07:11-05
    John Peters works full time as editor of a daily newspaper and works part-time as an author, writing mostly horror and dark fantasy. His work has appeared in two editions of the Stoker-nominated Horror Library anthology series; in the Australian magazine Midnight Echo; in the anthology In the Middle of Nowhere: Horror in Rural America; in Dark Recesses; the anthology Night Terrors 2, and elsewhere. He and his wife live with their five children in the mountains of S.W. Virginia.
    
41. In Zuni, Zymotic - 2012-12-29 01:18:03-05
    Eiffel Tower Lowe "burned herself up" in the pink room -- or that's what Daddy told me. The pink room was right down the hall from my childhood bedroom, and there was a fireplace at the end of the bed. The gruesome mystery of Tower Lowe haunted me all my life, so I stole her name for my mystery stories. Cinnamon is the woman sleuth and Burro is her assistant in my current indie series. The series starts with the unexplained beating death of a middle school boy in Dulce, New Mexico (In Dulce, Disturbed). The investigators travel around the state, meeting quirky characters and solving criimes using Burro's hallucinations to provide clues. Cinnamon pursues her long lost "Momma," who abandoned her at the tender age of 6. In every story she finds another clue to Momma, and Cinnaman is determined to find her. At the end of 10 stories, 10 crimes are solved and Cinnamon knows what happened to Momma.
    
42. 20Seven - 2012-12-29 02:29:01-05
    Writing is what I want to do! It’s probably one of the only things I take seriously. I’ve been writing poems and short stories since I was about 15, I just kind of clicked with it at school and it stuck. In all honesty I’ve never been a big reader my self only reading maybe 10 books in my life! I think it’s to do with my concentration or lack of attention, something has to really grab me by the throat if it wants my full undivided attention. Here’s an example of me lacking…when I was younger I had one lesson of jeet kwan do and then quit. I had 3 lessons of choi kwan do…..then quit. It really didn’t do it for me! The only things that have truly grabbed me are music and writing. I love it! When I say I love music, please don’t get the impression that I can play multiple instruments all with my eyes shut and my hand tied behind my back…because I cant, I cant really play much of anything, but listening to music…that’s my thing. Theres something about music and song lyrics I find more influencing than anything else on earth. It’s amazing that when you find songs you like you can be captivated for 3-4 minutes, it can be like nothing else exists. With my poetry I try to aim for the same kind of thing, short pieces of writing that you can easily work your way through but still they can capture you and make you think. I tend not to beat around the bush with my writing and a lot of it could be seen as dark but I personally believe that everybody has these kind of thoughts but choose not to mention them.
    
43. How to Achieve Any Goal Big or Small: A Complete Guide to Getting What You Want Out of Life Through Setting and Achieving Your Goals by Chris Sutton - 2012-12-29 03:30:55-05
    Chris Sutton is a successful businessman and author, as well as a lifetime martial artist. The principles he teaches have been developed based on extensive practical experience in real-life situations. People from all walks of life have used them to achieve success in every aspect of their lives.
    
44. GOAL SETTING: 10 Goal Setting Techniques That Work - 2012-12-29 03:57:39-05
    Sherrie Le Masurier is an organizing and decorating consultant and lifestyle writer who helps parents better organize their home and family life.
    
45. Omniscient Leaps - 2012-12-29 15:06:16-05
    Kimberly Slivinski grew up writing and dreaming up fun and unique adventures for her siblings. She is passionate about encouraging children of all ages to read and develop their imagination, inspiring her to start channeling her efforts into positive juvenile literature. Her first series, Earthly Ties, is focused on a wholesome science fiction fantasy taking place between Earth and the moon. Her second series, Omniscient Leaps, is a Christian based and spiritually encouraging series about leapers for God. Both are appropriate and exciting for young and old readers alike!
    
46. Mouthwatering Entrees From Il Bel Paese (Italian Cuisine) - 2012-12-29 15:11:31-05
    Bryan J. Bowers has been a devoted food enthusiast for more than two decades. While he enjoys preparing many different cuisines, Italian cooking is what he makes most often for his family. He lives in Southern California with his wife and two children.
    
47. Mouthwatering Soups From Il Bel Paese (Italian Cuisine) - 2012-12-29 15:12:06-05
    Bryan J. Bowers has been a devoted food enthusiast for more than two decades. While he enjoys preparing many different cuisines, Italian cooking is what he makes most often for his family. He lives in Southern California with his wife and two children.
    
48. Mouthwatering Appetizers From Il Bel Paese (Italian Cuisine) - 2012-12-29 15:13:00-05
    Bryan J. Bowers has been a devoted food enthusiast for more than two decades. While he enjoys preparing many different cuisines, Italian cooking is what he makes most often for his family. He lives in Southern California with his wife and two children.
    
49. Mouthwatering Side Dishes From Il Bel Paese (Italian Cuisine) - 2012-12-29 16:26:57-05
    Bryan J. Bowers has been a devoted food enthusiast for more than two decades. While he enjoys preparing many different cuisines, Italian cooking is what he makes most often for his family. He lives in Southern California with his wife and two children.
    
50. Lionel’s Grand Adventure: Lionel Turns the Other Cheek by Paul R. Hewlett - 2012-12-29 16:30:51-05
    Paul R. Hewlett is the author of the Lionel’s Grand Adventure series. Lionel’s Christmas Adventure: Lionel Learns the True Meaning of Christmas is the third book in the series. His debut book Lionel’s Grand Adventure: Lionel and the Golden Rule was released in December of 2011, followed by Lionel Turns the Other Cheek in March of 2012. In addition to writing the Lionel’s Grand Adventure books, Paul co-authors a middle grade/young adult blog called Sher A. Hart: My Written Art.
    
51. THE GIFT OF YOU - 2012-12-29 16:31:32-05
    Bridgette Nicole Skeete-Mackey is a 37 year old Bahamian who is passionate about enriching the lives of children and their families. Bridgette is the last child of eight, born to Gladstone (deceased) and Dourilease Skeete. She was born on September 7th, 1975 on the beautiful island of Nassau. Her early life was shaped through important values she learned from her parents. Some of her early work includes assisting a client with developing a children's educational program and mentoring/encouraging young women to take control of their lives. She takes pride in helping others, and believes that is the real success in helping to build any entity. Her professional aspirations include expanding her current consulting business which helps individuals build and develop their own businesses in an effort to achieve economic empowerment; writing a series of books geared toward human growth and development.
    
52. betrayal 1 & 2 the end of the line - 2012-12-29 16:32:12-05
    Oscar Stuta born 3 July 1990 in Bloemfontein, South Africa studies B com Accouting & Economics in Regent Business School from Bloemfontein but resides in Durban
    
53. HOW TO HAVE IT ALL (Explicit Language Version) - 2012-12-29 16:32:56-05
    Larry Butler spent his professional life in the rock 'n' roll touring business. Larry is now a professional writer and lecture tour speaker. His books and articles touch on professional and family advice to musicians and entertainers, and college students looking for their dream jobs. They're all taken from his 40 years of entertainment business experiences, shot full of humor and sarcasm. All the current titles can be found at Amazon Author Central: http://www.amazon.com/Larry-Butler/e/B008G8TLM6
    
54. Greatest Lessons from the Martial Arts - 2012-12-29 16:33:30-05
    Tim Johnson is an author in a variety of fields, most notably dual-language children's fiction and martial arts non-fiction. With 20+ years of martial arts experience Tim founded the Martial Arts Lineage Project in 2010 to help bring the worldwide community of martial artists closer together. This project documents the lineage and history of all styles of martial arts around the world. Additionally it serves to raise awareness of the vast benefits martial arts has to offer. In addition to this website Tim hosts a martial arts podcast and discusses the philosophies of martial arts masters from around the globe.
    
55. Nighttime Tales: Volume 1 - 2012-12-29 16:38:08-05
    I started writing in third grade, which was just over twenty years ago. I’ve done comics, short stories, poetry, and now I’ve reached into novels. I have a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing from Southern Illinois University - Carbondale, where I studied under some of the absolute best teachers a developing writer could have. I like paranormal stuff--have for as long as I can remember--so it only felt natural when I became serious about writing that I gravitated toward paranormal adventures. They’re fun to do (magic? fantastic creatures? IN!), and I end up telling very grounded, very human stories, just set against a supernatural backdrop. It’s really the best of both worlds for me.
    
56. Goal Setting for Weight Loss - 2012-12-29 16:39:07-05
    P. Seymour is a woman on a quest to lose 100+ pounds and change her life. She believes and writes with the intention to help others create positive change in their own lives around weight loss and general personal growth.
    
57. Imagination - 2012-12-29 16:40:57-05
    I’m an author of dark, noir thrillers, romance thrillers, and middle grade sci/fi and paranormal novels. I was raised in a rural town outside of Philadelphia and have been a published author for more than twenty years. My science fiction and fantasy stories have appeared in numerous presses, zines, and websites. I have several published novels available at all online booksellers. I am an avid boater, gardener, and poker player when not working on my novels.
    
58. Girlfriend Trouble by Robert Shaw - 2012-12-29 16:41:56-05
    So far I've written a couple of books that I think might be worth a reader's time - hopefully readers out in the world will discover and agree. One's an edgy (meaning it's got some nasty stuff in it) modern Gothic zombie tale (and that means no brain-eating zombies because I think there's enough of those guys out there already); the other's a YA comedy/drama about a boy who meets and falls in love with a girl who stutters. It's cute, sappy and butt-kicking! Now I'm writing a thunderously violent slightly sci-fi tale of how the Old West wasn't. It features a really strong and determined female lead character (which if you read my two previous books, you'll see is my favorite kind of character).
    
59. Dark Application: ONE - 2012-12-29 16:52:26-05
    Brian Krogstad Brian Krogstad serves as a sales, marketing, social media and business development consultant currently based in California. Mr. Krogstad travels between California, Las Vegas, New York and Hawaii multiple times monthly on business. He is fluent in English as well as Spanish. In addition to traveling to Spanish speaking countries and territories such as Spain and Puerto Rico on business, in the past Mr. Krogstad has also lived abroad and worked professionally in Mexico. The constant travel has afforded Mr. Krogstad the time and opportunity to be inspired and enjoy some great digital content released via Kindle. As he practically lives on airplanes and in hotel rooms, he has also found the time to research, author and develop books and articles of his own to share with the public. Since early 2010, Mr. Krogstad has worked hand and hand with Celebrity Magician Criss Angel and has assisted Mr. Angel in the areas of business development, social media, Internet broadcasting and production as well as creative development. As recently as 2012, in addition to offering consulting services to various celebrities, publishers, producers and Fortune 500 Companies, Mr. Krogstad is putting his final touches on the recently released Dark Application Series; a mobile technology themed series of science fiction books. The first book in the series, The Dark Application: ONE, was release in December of 2012 and is currently being converted to a screenplay. Lindsey Waterman Lindsey earned her Bachelor's Degree in Creative Writing from the University of California, Davis in 2012. She is currently working with co-author and producer Brian Krogstad on the series of novels, and screenplays titled, "The Dark Application Series." She is a veteran of the United States Army Corp of Engineers, and served 12 months in Iraq. She lives in Davis, California with her six-year-old daughter
    
60. The Mine - 2012-12-29 17:02:34-05
    John A. Heldt is a reference librarian who lives and works in Montana. The former award-winning sportswriter and newspaper editor has loved reading and writing since writing book reports on baseball heroes in grade school. A graduate of both the University of Oregon and University of Iowa, he is an avid fisherman, sports fan, home brewer, and reader of thrillers and historical fiction. Heldt is the author of THE MINE and THE JOURNEY. He will publish THE SHOW, the sequel to THE MINE, in early 2013.
    
61. How to FAIL at Screenwriting: Lesson #1 – Get Stuck on a Project for 11+ Months, Like I Did with “Stuck at Taffy’s” by Adam Kosloff - 2012-12-29 17:04:33-05
    Adam Kosloff is a Yale University educated hack web writer - a.k.a. a "churnalist" - who has single-handedly pumped out over 31,000 web content pages (15 million words!) and written multiple critically-admired eBooks. After graduating Yale in 1999 with a degree in physics, Adam moved to Los Angeles to try to "make it" as a screenwriter. He basically failed... although he did write a few TV show episodes that got produced and worked with legendary filmmaker Mel Brooks. In 2007, while working as a hack-web-writer by day and struggling screenwriter by night, Adam had a "come to Jesus" moment, sparked by science writer Gary Taubes' book Good Calories, Bad Calories. This book convinced Adam not only to stop eating carbohydrates but also to abandon the screenwriting stuff in favor of advocating for Taubes' alternative theory about obesity, the Lipophilia Hypothesis. Adam is convinced that this theory holds the key to ending the obesity epidemic, curing most chronic diseases and saving humanity. His blog, Caloriegate, and podcast, Escape from Caloriegate, chronicle the broad implications of Lipophilia and other strange but cool counterintuitive ideas. So is Adam a hack web blogger? A comedy writer? A serious journalist who hopes to radically change institutional science? Yes! The one theme that binds this motley body of work together is Adam's passion for looking at old problems from new perspectives. As Albert Einstein once said, "the mere formulation of a problem is far more essential than its solution, which may be merely a matter of mathematical or experimental skills. To raise new questions, new possibilities, to regard old problems from a new angle requires creative imagination and marks real advances in science." Yes, I actually just quoted Einstein in my biography. I kind of hate myself for doing that. But as they say on Reddit, YOLO :)
    
62. How to FAIL at Screenwriting – Lesson 2: Go Against Your Creative Instincts, Like I Did With “Even Steven” - 2012-12-29 17:09:46-05
    Adam Kosloff is a Yale University educated hack web writer - a.k.a. a "churnalist" - who has single-handedly pumped out over 31,000 web content pages (15 million words!) and written multiple critically-admired eBooks. After graduating Yale in 1999 with a degree in physics, Adam moved to Los Angeles to try to "make it" as a screenwriter. He basically failed... although he did write a few TV show episodes that got produced and worked with legendary filmmaker Mel Brooks. In 2007, while working as a hack-web-writer by day and struggling screenwriter by night, Adam had a "come to Jesus" moment, sparked by science writer Gary Taubes' book Good Calories, Bad Calories. This book convinced Adam not only to stop eating carbohydrates but also to abandon the screenwriting stuff in favor of advocating for Taubes' alternative theory about obesity, the Lipophilia Hypothesis. Adam is convinced that this theory holds the key to ending the obesity epidemic, curing most chronic diseases and saving humanity. His blog, Caloriegate, and podcast, Escape from Caloriegate, chronicle the broad implications of Lipophilia and other strange but cool counterintuitive ideas. So is Adam a hack web blogger? A comedy writer? A serious journalist who hopes to radically change institutional science? Yes! The one theme that binds this motley body of work together is Adam's passion for looking at old problems from new perspectives. As Albert Einstein once said, "the mere formulation of a problem is far more essential than its solution, which may be merely a matter of mathematical or experimental skills. To raise new questions, new possibilities, to regard old problems from a new angle requires creative imagination and marks real advances in science." Yes, I actually just quoted Einstein in my biography. I kind of hate myself for doing that. But as they say on Reddit, YOLO :)
    
63. An Island Between Two Shores - 2012-12-29 17:10:27-05
    Graham Wilson has written several bestselling books including The Klondike Gold Rush: Photographs from 1896-1899, The White Pass and Yukon Route Railway, and Where the Ice Never Melts: The Voyage of the US Cutter Thetis in 1889. This is his first book of fiction.
    
64. Eating for Weight Loss - 2012-12-29 17:11:20-05
    P. Seymour is a woman on a quest to lose 100+ pounds and change her life. She believes and writes with the intention to help others create positive change in their own lives around weight loss and general personal growth.
    
65. Nanyang by Ian Stewart - 2012-12-29 17:13:03-05
    Ian Stewart was a foreign correspondent in Asia for 30 years, which included fifteen years reporting for The New York Times with Hong Kong as his base. He is the author of six other published works of fiction and one non-fiction book.
    
66. It Began With Ashes - 2012-12-29 17:17:15-05
    D. E. M. Emrys. Author. Soldier by day, Soldier by night - Writer in between. Knows war to write war. David Emrys, known as D to his friends, is a serving soldier and author. He has clearance to know more than he should, but not the sense to know better. Leaving education with no more than a fifteen year olds understanding of English Literature, D’s storytelling craft is self-taught. Growing up with the heroic tales written by authors such as David Gemmell and James Barclay, D was inspired to write stories of his own. After joining the army D used his free time to focus on his dream of sharing shelf-space with his idols. D testifies to the fact that the pen is indeed mightier than the sword – but swords make for better letter-openers. He lives where the army send him, but home is in Chelmsford with his girlfriend. They say that behind every great man there is a woman pulling the strings, but she lets him dance to his own song whilst being the perfect partner in step. D claims that his books would not have been written without her. David Emrys is not his real name. Nor is D.
    
67. 10 Internet Based Businesses that Anyone can do by Ashima Sharma - 2012-12-29 17:18:08-05
    When the author of this book started looking for online work after resigning from her five figure salaried job in 2007, she was clueless of the internet job market. And, she did the same mistakes as most of the new online entrepreneurs do. The mistakes cost her money, time and motivation. After months of discouraging scams, promises and false leads, she got her first online writing assignment. And today, she wouldn’t trade her work even for double the salary she was earning.
    
68. Feel Great Lose Weight- How to Achieve Optimal Health and Permanent Weight Loss By Rosie Bank - 2012-12-29 17:20:56-05
    Rosie Bank is a Certified Nutrition and Wellness Consultant, a Certified Sanoviv Nutrition Advisor, and a seasoned practitioner in the health and wellness field. She has helped people live more successfully in their bodies since the mid-1970’s. She wrote Bodies, Health and Consciousness and Lessons in Embodiment.
    
69. 31 Easy Eggplant Recipes - 2012-12-29 17:34:15-05
    Claire Williams
    
70. The Tower of Babel - 2012-12-29 17:54:55-05
    George Anderson is a normal guy who writes things. He started with a novella about a talking can at some forgotten age and just wouldn’t quit. He lives in Kent, Ohio.
    
71. Leo Bundle Series: 3 Astrology Books In One – Great Value! - 2012-12-29 17:57:36-05
    Who is Rosemary Breen? I am an author, appreneur and the creator of two websites: PsychicRevolution and CompatibilityAndLove. PsychicRevolution is a natural extension of the university-based research into paranormal experiences, that I completed in 2009. I have lived comfortably with the paranormal all my life and, because of my professional background in the business world, where I worked in finance, marketing and research for many years, my approach to the the unexplained, astrology, and life in general is down-to-earth and fairly matter-of-fact. My second website, CompatibilityAndLove reflects my interest in personal relationships, and how the ancient practices of numerology and astrology impact them. I am also a mother and a volunteer crisis care, telephone counsellor in Australia.
    
72. Love In The Wrong Dimension - 2012-12-29 17:59:09-05
    Anette Darbyshire was born in Copenhagen, Denmark and now lives in Kent, England with her husband, three children and two cats. Her debut novel, Love In The Wrong Dimension, is a love story told from the perspective of a ghost and written in the style of popular romance. She is currently working on the first installment of a series about a haunted dress shop. Anette has always been fascinated by ghosts, having had her own paranormal experiences as a child, and now loves writing about them. What Is A Ghost? is a blog she has written on her website which explores a possible scientific explanation of ghosts. You can find more information about Anette, as well as her blog and a free sample (first two chapters) of Love In The Wrong Dimension on www.anettedarbyshire.com. Follow Anette on Twitter at @AGDarbyshire
    
73. In The After by Ashley Mackler-Paternostro - 2012-12-29 17:59:43-05
    Ashley Mackler-Paternostro lives in Naperville, Illinois with her husband and their three dogs. She considers herself a bit of a magpie, picking up inspiration for her novels from the world around her. In The After is Ashley’s sophomore effort, her first novel, The Milestone Tapes, was published in the spring of 2012. More information can on Ashley can be found by visiting her website: www.ashleymacklerpaternostro.com
    
74. Delicious Pasta Recipes - 2012-12-29 18:00:46-05
    following my cooking passion
    
75. A Field Guide to the Hero’s Journey - 2012-12-29 18:01:27-05
    Jeff Sandefer is an entrepreneur, a teacher and an educational innovator. As an entrepreneur, he started his first company at age 16; recently he sold Sandefer Capital Partners, an energy investment firm with several billion dollars in assets. As an education innovator, ten years ago Jeff and a group of successful entrepreneur-teachers started the Acton School of Business - named after the Victorian scholar of freedom, Lord Acton, who most famously said, "Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely." The school is dedicated to serving America's next generation of principled entrepreneurs. Acton is famous for its 100-hour work weeks, and the Princeton Review - the gold standard for business school rankings - has consistently ranked Acton's teachers, students and program as one of the top MBA programs in the country. More recently, Jeff and his wife started Acton Academy, a low cost elementary school that has been drawing national attention as one of the leaders in blended and project based learning. Rev. Robert A. Sirico is a parish priest and author of Defending the Free Market. As president of the Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty, he has spoken to Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant groups, to secular and religious university audiences, and to pastors and political leaders around the world. A tireless defender of economic freedom and entrepreneurship, Rev. Sirico emphasizes that God made us to be free, creative, and responsible, and any system that undermines that purpose will also undermine human flourishing. His essays have appeared in the New York Times, National Review, Crisis, Forbes, and the Wall Street Journal.
    
76. The Curse of Europa by Brian Kayser - 2012-12-29 18:03:14-05
    Brian P. Kayser is a science fiction author from Holt, Michigan. Currently he is writing a series of novels in his spare time and hopes to have the next full novel ready for publication in late 2013. For his full-time work he is the Vice President of Technology for a construction management company in Lansing, Michigan. He is also the President of a youth baseball program in Holt. Brian is married and has three children.
    
77. The Vault by Jettie Necole - 2012-12-29 18:03:50-05
    Jettie Necole was born and raised in Kentucky, during which she spent most of her time daydreaming, reading, taking photos, shooting movies and searching for four leaf clovers. Having a passion for the art of storytelling and dynamics of film production, she earned a bachelor's degree in Film & Television from the University of Texas at Austin, during which she wrote, directed, and edited her own films. After graduation she moved to Los Angeles where she worked in the Television & Film industry. Currently she lives in Kentucky with her husband and their fluffy Goldendoodle named Oliver.
    
78. TEACH YOURSELF MIND-POWERED ZERO-DIET WEIGHT LOSS - 2012-12-29 18:07:52-05
    Retired and living in Vanuatu. Author of 25 titles on Amazon.
    
79. Once Upon a Ghost - 2012-12-29 18:08:48-05
    At the age of five, she taught her kindergarten class how to lock the bathroom stalls and slide out underneath. At 15, she tried to use her father's street motorcycle like a dirtbike. Then Day earned her driver's license and wrecked the family car. More than once. When Day isn't wondering if her driving record was the impetus for the "Mayhem" commercials, she's loving her SPCA foster dogs and playing god with the fabulous characters and settings she creates—all within the confines of her computer world, of course. Or so she claims...
    
80. Morning Star - 2012-12-29 18:15:30-05
    I have been writing poetry and short stories since I was a teenager. Some of my writing has been featured in local newspapers and magazines. I am a Vietnam veteran and member of the Military Writers Society Of America. I have written four novels. All are available on Amazon.com and other venues. The Boys of Northwood is a book of short stories about growing up in the 1960s. My fictional novel, Sarah Of The Moon, is a love story with a touch of mystery and adventure, that takes place in San Francisco during the summer of 1967. My Short story,Eternal, has been published by Sleeping Cat Books in the anthology book, The Storm Is Coming. My award nominated novel, Letters From Long Binh, is based on the letters I wrote home to my wife while an MP in Vietnam. My novel, Swan Loch, is a suspense thriller, a mystery, and a story of love and hope. I recently wrote a novella, Morning Star, about a child, a horse, and a miracle.
    
81. Delicious Breakfast and Brunch Recipes - 2012-12-29 18:17:08-05
    following my cooking passion
    
82. Apart From Love - 2012-12-29 18:18:59-05
    Uvi Poznansky is a California-based author, poet and artist. She earned her B. A. in Architecture and Town Planning from the Technion in Haifa, Israel. During her studies and in the years immediately following her graduation, she practiced with an innovative Architectural firm, taking a major part in the large-scale project, 'Home for the Soldier'; a controversial design that sparked fierce public debate. At the age of 25 Uvi moved to Troy, N.Y. with her husband and two children. Before long, she received a Fellowship grant and a Teaching Assistantship from the Architecture department at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, where she guided teams in a variety of design projects; and where she earned her M.A. in Architecture. Then, taking a sharp turn in her education, she earned her M.S. degree in Computer Science from the University of Michigan. During the years she spent in advancing her career--first as an architect, and later as a software engineer, software team leader, software manager and a software consultant (with an emphasis on user interface for medical instruments devices)--she wrote and painted constantly, and exhibited in Israel and California. In addition, she taught art appreciation classes. Her versatile body of work can be seen online at uviart.com. It includes bronze and ceramic sculptures, oil and watercolor paintings, charcoal, pen and pencil drawings, and mixed media. Uvi published two children books, Jess and Wiggle and Now I Am Paper. For each one of these books, she created an animation video (see Author Videos at the bottom of her Amazon author page.) She won great acclaim for her novel, Apart From Love, published February 2012. Her poetry book, Home (in tribute to her father, the poet and writer Zeev Kachel) has been published September 2012.
    
83. Home - 2012-12-29 18:20:17-05
    Uvi Poznansky is a California-based author, poet and artist. She earned her B. A. in Architecture and Town Planning from the Technion in Haifa, Israel. During her studies and in the years immediately following her graduation, she practiced with an innovative Architectural firm, taking a major part in the large-scale project, 'Home for the Soldier'; a controversial design that sparked fierce public debate. At the age of 25 Uvi moved to Troy, N.Y. with her husband and two children. Before long, she received a Fellowship grant and a Teaching Assistantship from the Architecture department at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, where she guided teams in a variety of design projects; and where she earned her M.A. in Architecture. Then, taking a sharp turn in her education, she earned her M.S. degree in Computer Science from the University of Michigan. During the years she spent in advancing her career--first as an architect, and later as a software engineer, software team leader, software manager and a software consultant (with an emphasis on user interface for medical instruments devices)--she wrote and painted constantly, and exhibited in Israel and California. In addition, she taught art appreciation classes. Her versatile body of work can be seen online at uviart.com. It includes bronze and ceramic sculptures, oil and watercolor paintings, charcoal, pen and pencil drawings, and mixed media. Uvi published two children books, Jess and Wiggle and Now I Am Paper. For each one of these books, she created an animation video (see Author Videos at the bottom of her Amazon author page.) She won great acclaim for her novel, Apart From Love, published February 2012. Her poetry book, Home (in tribute to her father, the poet and writer Zeev Kachel) has been published September 2012.
    
84. How To Have A GORGEOUS Cheap Wedding: Your Ultimate Wedding Planning Guide To Help You Save A Fortune Without Looking Like You Did It On The Cheap - 2012-12-29 18:20:51-05
    Jenn Brennan is a wedding expert and lives in Chicago.
    
85. Emergency Preparedness Plans – Be Prepared! - 2012-12-29 18:28:51-05
    Chris Kern was born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, in 1968 and was raised in New York (US) since he was 2 years old, and since then moved to Arizona in 2004. Having been brought up by two amazing parents that were teachers, with his father dedicating his life to social services, Chris was always on a quest to learn and understand how things worked, and how to help people. In his teenage years, he was introduced to a life of adventure with rock climbing, water sports, mountain climbing, camping, boating and was an ocean lifeguard at Long Island's Jones Beach State Park for 5 years, recording over 25 saves.Having lived in many cities in the U.S. and traveling to many countries throughout Europe, Chris writes from personal experiences and extensive research in dealing with extreme heat, massive snowstorms, earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, and a multitude of first aid scenarios that required quick decisive action and being prepared.
    
86. Goddess & the Geek - 2012-12-29 18:29:58-05
    Australian author Louise Cusack is an International award winner whose best-selling Shadow through Time trilogy was selected by the Doubleday book club as their ‘Editors Choice’. This series is now available as eBooks, published by Pan Macmillan and her Hapless Heroes romance novels are published digitally by Flirt Press. In 2006 Louise presented the Queensland government’s Queensland Writing Showcase in New York to top speculative fiction agents and publishers. In 2009 she was invited to attended the prestigious Crossover multi-media think tank sponsored by the South Australian Film Commission. And while promoting the erotic anthology Love Me, Kiss Me, Thrill Me, Louise was interviewed on national television while sitting in a bed with red satin sheets! Louise lives in a tiny beachside community on the southern tip of the Great Barrier, is a long-time vegetarian geek-girl, and a hopeless caffeine addict.
    
87. The Path to Tyranny: A History of Free Society’s Descent into Tyranny - 2012-12-29 18:34:29-05
    ael E. Newton graduated Summa Cum Laude with honors from Arizona State University with degrees in finance and computer information systems. He was a portfolio manager for ten years and writes about economics, finance, and the market. Michael Newton has always had a passion for history, politics, and economics, which led him write The Path To Tyranny. His newest book, Angry Mobs and Founding Fathers, was just published in July 2011.
    
88. Sizzling Mexican Cuisine - 2012-12-29 18:36:18-05
    following my cooking passion
    
89. Transition Man - 2012-12-29 18:41:51-05
    Jon Pew, I was born in Tucson Arizona and am a proud father of three awesome kids and married to the most beautiful woman born. I am a life long fan of entertainment in all its forms. I love watching movies, reading and listening to books and spending time with my family. I am a faithful member of the LDS Church and proud soldier in the United States Army presently stationed at FT. Campbell Kentucky home of the Screaming Eagles. I have been an Entrepreneur most of my life and have tried my hand in many small businesses over the years. I joined the service in 2009 and wrote my first novel in 2010. My overall philosophy in life is Play to Win, so if you have a dream be proactive and go get it!
    
90. The Limbos of Cemetery Number Seventy Two by Bassam Messaike - 2012-12-29 18:47:12-05
    Bassam Messaike is an artist and a lawyer residing in Portland, Oregon. Please visit his website: www.bassammessaike.com
    
91. Sell Your Home Fast by Thea Olsen - 2012-12-29 18:48:06-05
    Thea Olsen's passion for the past 20 years has been interior design and all things relating to design. She has worked at the high end of town on many projects and has also helped numerous people stage their homes to maximize the price when selling. Thea's philosophy is to add maximize value to your property while minimizing the cost. You will then maximize the selling price or value of your home. Thea skill is in transforming your home into a 5 star residence while using the techniques of a 1 star budget. Thea is also a keen advocate of healthy eating and lifestyle, she's a keen skier, loves swimming, reading, writing and photography.
    
92. Imaginary Friends by Darren Pillsbury - 2012-12-29 18:50:29-05
    Darren is also the author of the PETER AND THE MONSTER series. The first volume of the horror/comedy for all ages is free on Amazon. Just go to www.PeterAndTheVampires.com.
    
93. 31 Quick And Easy Breakfast Recipes -Healthy And Tastefully Simple by Olivia Browne - 2012-12-29 18:51:50-05
    Olivia Browne is passionate about good food. She enjoys cooking and wants to share her passion with the world. She is a homemaker who simply loves to entertain her family and friends with delicious wholesome and healthy recipes. Her books are written with the aim of enthusing lovers of good food to eat healthily.
    
94. Jean Desjardins by Thomas Simard - 2012-12-29 18:52:31-05
    Thomas Simard was born somewhere at sometime in the past, not the future, which I imagine will come as relief to all. He's always had a love of books, languages, and cultures. While he probably missed his calling as a contortionist or at least a typist with an extraordinary dexterity on the Selectric, the profession he has chosen has fortunately given him plenty of time to write novels and poetry.
    
95. The Treasure of My Heart by Linda Lindor - 2012-12-29 18:57:17-05
    The Treasure of My Heart By Linda Lindor Linda is a writer of stories and music, as well as a visual artist. She weaves her creativity through these various avenues of expression, to complement each other, and to touch the imaginations of her readers through the senses of sight and sound. While living in the mountain village of Escazu, Costa Rica, Linda marveled at the wonders of the unique natural environment of the Costa Rican ranges, the hospitality and kindness of the villagers and the idea of stories hidden away in history. B. Ed: Music & English; H. B. Music: Major in Classical Vocal Studies; Minor in English; Dip Music
    
96. The Short and Wonderful Life of Henry Hemingway – A memoir of the years of fiction, a man searching for his Muse by Fred Schaefer - 2012-12-29 19:01:19-05
    Fred Schäfer writes literary fiction and non-fiction books in English and German. He was born in the south of Germany and lived in Berlin and Düsseldorf and travelled extensively in the USA, India, Sri Lanka and Australia. Today he lives with his family in Western Australia. Fred published his first books - fiction, poetry and travel experiences - in Germany. His non-fiction books, The Solution Within Yourself and Success, Money and You, have helped thousands of people to reassess and improve their lives. Success, Money and You has become a hit amongst young readers. Fred's memoir, The Short and Wonderful Life of Henry Hemingway, is a book not to be missed. It is a reflective, humorous and at times provocative account of a crazy period in his life, the 1960s, when - in Fred's words - "reality and fiction sometimes collided, sometimes merged". The Invention of The Big Bang is a thought-provoking philosophical novel about four extraordinary people: an elderly banker, his wife and two young bohemians. In Travelling With Maria Fred surprises his readers with an enchanting and tender travel and love story about a two year journey through India, Sri Lanka and Australia. Fred is the author of 14 books.
    
97. Black Wraith by AtelierEdge - 2012-12-29 19:08:15-05
    Writer and illustrator Atelieredge AKA Carlos Montenegro, was born in 1985, Guatemala City, Guatemala. He now lives in the municipality of Fraijanes near the country's capital. Influenced by Japanese anime, science-fiction and fantasy at an early age, "Black Wraith," his first self-published novella, shares these elements that made a difference in his life. Writer and illustrator Atelieredge AKA Carlos Montenegro, was born in 1985, Guatemala City, Guatemala. He now lives in the municipality of Fraijanes near the country's capital. Influenced by Japanese anime, science-fiction and fantasy at an early age, "Black Wraith," his first self-published novella, shares these elements that made a difference in his life. Among his many hobbies his favorites are reading, writing, listening to music, drawing and painting.
    
98. The Invention of the Big Bang – a novel about getting lost in life’s big questions by Fred Schaefer - 2012-12-29 19:11:43-05
    Fred Schäfer writes literary fiction and non-fiction books in English and German. He was born in the south of Germany and lived in Berlin and Düsseldorf and travelled extensively in the USA, India, Sri Lanka and Australia. Today he lives with his family in Western Australia. Fred published his first books - fiction, poetry and travel experiences - in Germany. His non-fiction books, The Solution Within Yourself and Success, Money and You, have helped thousands of people to reassess and improve their lives. Success, Money and You has become a hit amongst young readers. Fred's memoir, The Short and Wonderful Life of Henry Hemingway, is a book not to be missed. It is a reflective, humorous and at times provocative account of a crazy period in his life, the 1960s, when - in Fred's words - "reality and fiction sometimes collided, sometimes merged". The Invention of The Big Bang is a thought-provoking philosophical novel about four extraordinary people: an elderly banker, his wife and two young bohemians. In Travelling With Maria Fred surprises his readers with an enchanting and tender travel and love story about a two year journey through India, Sri Lanka and Australia. Fred is the author of 14 books.
    
99. How to Be Motivated: A Blueprint for Increasing Your Motivation - 2012-12-29 19:12:23-05
    P. Seymour is a woman on a quest to lose 100+ pounds and change her life. She believes and writes with the intention to help others create positive change in their own lives around weight loss and general personal growth.
    
100. Getting Your Toddler to Sleep: A Nanny P Blueprint - 2012-12-29 19:17:59-05
     Nanny P has had 12+ years of full-time nanny experience and has had the privilege of working with multiple families and various ages of children. Nanny P blueprints are written with the busy parent in mind. Each is designed to tackle a specific issue in a short and concise way so that you do not need to spend time reading through a lot of other material to find tips and methods for the specific topic you are looking to address. Many of the tips and methods found here are the results of the author's own experience, that of her fellow nannies and also what she has learned from the amazing parents that she's had the opportunity to work for.
     
101. The Siren of Paris - 2012-12-29 19:23:04-05
     My first passion in life is art. I started taking photographs when I was very young, until one day, I just started drawing and painting. It was my love of art that brought me to Europe in 2010. I never suspected that my art studies would lead me to writing a novel. I consider myself more of an accidental author, and I approach the task of writing with all the same creative visual tools I have from art studies. In writing my first novel, The Siren of Paris, I drew upon my longtime interest in philosophy, the visual arts, myth, storytelling, psychology, and Ocean Liner travel. During a visit to France to study art in the fall of 2010, I became increasingly intrigued by the French Resistance, particularly when my research revealed the role of Americans in the Resistance, as well as the limited means of escape from Europe as the war escalated. I hold a bachelor of arts in philosophy and religion. I am drawn to stories of struggle, resistance, and overcoming incredible odds. My choice of scene creation is absolutely impacted by my visual mind. I pre-visualize the scenes in my mind first, and then use what tools I have through the written word to describe the action.
     
102. Exercise for Weight Loss - 2012-12-29 19:24:35-05
     P. Seymour is a woman on a quest to lose 100+ pounds and change her life. She believes and writes with the intention to help others create positive change in their own lives around weight loss and general personal growth.
     
103. Christmas Dogs and Friends: A collection of count to ten Christmas counting books for kids - 2012-12-29 19:26:55-05
     Ashley Brayden is a mom of two who loves to write and believes in the benefits of getting children interested in picture books and reading at a young age. She spent many days in the library when her children were young.
     
104. The Hunting Tree Trilogy (Books 1-3) - 2012-12-29 19:28:10-05
     Ike Hamill grew up reading horror books and dreaming up his own chilling story ideas. He studied the genre for years before trying to scare people. Now he works tirelessly to capture spine-tingling moments in words. His books take you on a fast-paced ride and lead to dark corners where sanity never treads.
     
105. BrotherHood by Allen Jarvis - 2012-12-29 20:05:58-05
     Londoner, chap.
     
106. Shepard’s Guide to Mastering French Wines - 2012-12-29 23:21:08-05
     William S. Shepard lived in Bordeaux, where he served as the Consul General of the United States. He is the Wine Editor for two websites, and belongs to five French wine societies. He has visited over 60 French wine estates personally.
     
107. Incredible easy chinese recipes - 2012-12-30 01:34:40-05
     Following my cooking passion
     
108. The Warning by Jonas Saul - 2012-12-30 01:36:40-05
     Meet Jonas Saul, an international bestselling thriller author. "I have read a lot of Koontz, Patterson, Connelly, Coben ... they were starting to blend together ... in my opinion, Jonas Saul is my favorite author out there." -Reviewer Jonas Saul is from Toronto, Canada. He lives in Leavenworth, Washington and has just finished an extended tour of Europe (Italy, Greece, Hungary, Denmark and many more). He is always writing the next novel. The Sarah Roberts novels are his bestselling books with the highest reviews. His Mafia Trilogy is fast becoming the next series to rival Sarah Roberts. In his novels, he tackles fake psychics, psychopaths, numerous phobias, the Mafia and many unique plot twists. He's known for writing The Kill (Book one of the Mafia Trilogy), in seven days - 10,000 words per day. He is also a prolific short story writer. Jonas Saul's published novels include: The Sarah Roberts series: -Dark Visions (Book One) -The Warning (Book Two) -The Crypt (Book Three) -The Hostage (Book Four) -The Victim (Book Five) -The Enigma (Book Six) *Due March 2013 -The Sarah Roberts Trilogy (Books One, Two, and Three all in one set) is available. The Mafia Trilogy: -The Kill (Darwin Kostas Book One) -The Blade (Darwin Kostas Book Two) -The Scythe (Darwin Kostas Book Three) *Due early 2013 Standalone Novels: -The Threat (Drake Bellamy) -The Specter (Aaron Stevens) Short Stories: -Visitations (Short Story Collection) -The Elements -The Burning -Trapped -Hatred -The Fetish Jonas Saul was born in the small city of Oshawa, Ontario, just outside Toronto. He grew up reading Stephen King, Dean Koontz, and John Saul. Jonas wrote his first short story when he was ten-years-old and went on to win Writer's Digest Short Story awards for his writing as an adult. He has traveled to Writer's Conferences and worked with New York editors for the last twelve years. "I have been an avid reader for many years. Read everything from King to Koontz to Sandford to Patterson and Connelly. Now I have stumbled upon Jonas Saul. Do yourself a favor this year ... start reading this author and the wonderful novels he has to share ... Jonas Saul will be at the top of your MUST READ AUTHORS list." -Richard Huxley, author of The Cleansing. Sign up at Jonas Saul's website for newsletters and updates; Website: www.jonassaul.com Twitter: @jonassaul Email: authorjonassaul@gmail.com
     
109. Coastal Event Memories by A.G. Kimbrough - 2012-12-30 01:37:23-05
     A.G. Kimbrough is a man with a wide range of life experiences. He grew up on the wrong side of the tracks in a small New Mexico town, and joined the Navy as soon as he turned 17. As a young man, he worked in the electronics side of the defense industry. Later, he spent over 30 years as an engineer, exec, and CEO in the welding automation industry. After a medical wakeup call, he retired to an island on the Carolina coast and ran a fishing charter business for a few years. An insatiable reader since boyhood, he started writing for his own pleasure, when bits of time were available. His published works include: BB-39 Memories of the Coastal Event After the Star Fell
     
110. Cooking Wild and Wonderful by L. J. Martin - 2012-12-30 01:38:39-05
     L. J. Martin is the author of 22 novels (westerns, historicals, mysteries, and thrillers), and has a number of screenplays, one of which was optioned by a major NBC approved producer. He's also written five non-fiction books, KILLING CANCER (he's a two time cancer survivor), WRITE COMPELLING FICTION, an instructional work for aspiring authors, MYRTLE MAE & THE CREW, a book of cartoons, FROM THE PEA PATCH, a conservative political series of essays, and COOKING WILD & WONDERFUL, a cookbook with story content. He and Kat live in Montana in the Spring, Summer, and Fall and on the California coast in the Winter. His wife, Kat Martin, is a NYT bestsellling, internationally published, romantic suspense and historical romance author published in over a dozen foreign languages and in 2 dozen countries. When not writing, L. J. is cooking and developing recipes for his webpage wolfpackranch.com, hunting, fishing, or hauling his cameras around the high country, or promoting their careers. He has two dozen novels and non-fiction works listed on Amazon and Kindle.
     
111. The Midget’s House by Anita Bartholomew - 2012-12-30 01:39:20-05
     Anita Bartholomew is a former long-time contributing editor to Reader's Digest, a freelance "book doctor" (developmental editor), and the co-author of Dr. Yvonne Thornton's award-winning memoir, Something To Prove (Kaplan 2010) ABOUT THE HOUSE There are many legends about the house in the Indian Beach neighborhood of Sarasota, Florida: That it was built for Ringling Circus midgets... that there is a treasure hidden inside its walls... that it is haunted. Its true history may never be known, but Anita Bartholomew's imaginings about what that history might have been form the basis of the novel, THE MIDGET'S HOUSE.
     
112. Christmas Dogs – A Christmas Picture Book For Kids - 2012-12-30 01:40:34-05
     The author, Rachael Poole was inspired to create children's books by her daughter's love of reading. Weekly trips to the local library and reading stacks of books each week to her daughter instilled the bug for writing. She enjoys combining creative and colorful graphics with cheerful stories and educational photos to create books that are both fun and educational.
     
113. Christmas Cats – A Christmas Picture Book For Kids - 2012-12-30 01:41:13-05
     The author, Rachael Poole was inspired to create children's books by her daughter's love of reading. Weekly trips to the local library and reading stacks of books each week to her daughter instilled the bug for writing. She enjoys combining creative and colorful graphics with cheerful stories and educational photos to create books that are both fun and educational.
     
114. Chocolate Cake Recipe Plus 30 Easy Holiday Recipes - 2012-12-30 02:11:00-05
     Hi I use Beth Baker for all my cook an baking books. I got these recipes from my grandmother. An yes I am 70 years old. Some of these are from her mother. If you read this book you will be the talk of town when they taste your treats. Yes you will make very delicious cake and cookies.
     
115. Ghostly Clues by Kay LaLone - 2012-12-30 02:13:11-05
     Loves to write stories about ghosts, witches, demons, and anything that goes bump in the dark. Supernatural things interest me and my characters. I love to read mystery, ghosts, and paranormal books. Creating characters and putting them in strange and some times dangerous siturations is a fun job. I think it would be so cool to stay over night in a real haunted house. One of these nights I just might do that. I love to go camping with my family. Sometimes being in the woods at night can be very creepy or it might just be my imagination.
     
116. 5 Gifts to Give Yourself - 2012-12-30 02:16:11-05
     Writer, blogger, social media enthusiast. I'm a blue eyed brunette, living on the Equator. A forever student of life. I love travel, art, and literature. I'm a quote fanatic, Instagram addicted, knowledge seeking, lover of life. "Your imagination is your preview of life's coming attractions." Albert Einstein