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BookLocker has been in business for 26 years now. And, I’ve learned a lot over the years. One of the first things I learned was to never accept requests from authors via email if they aren’t using the email address we have on file for them. When I received the very first email years and years ago (similar to the one below), I knew something smelled funny. None of our authors has ever been scammed like this because we’ve had this rule in place since day one.
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One day last weekend, a large storm system was approaching. We’ve been in Georgia for three years now and Spring is always the most interesting season. Tornadoes! We have a system down now.
When we start getting weather alerts that say “there is a potential for severe weather today,” we each pack a small suitcase of clothes and toiletries. I used to lug our important papers downstairs and up before and after each storm. I just leave those in the basement now.
In the basement, there is an “apartment” that Max sleeps in when he comes here every weekend. It has a small kitchenette, a half bath, a ..read more
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Just in time for the election, right???
Instagram users fume as app begins limiting political content
“While Meta owner Mark Zuckerberg pumped big bucks into the 2020 presidential election to help people get out and vote, his company has begun restricting Instagram users’ access to political information in their feeds ahead of November’s election.”
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Canadian law endorsed by Trudeau government could imprison people for life for speech crimes
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4d ago
All the words you write have meaning and emotion behind them. At least, that is what direct response copywriting is all about – connecting to a broader audience by urging them to take action. When writing, the words you use determine the kind of result you’ll get. This is where this method of copywriting becomes important. It allows you to connect with the audience, boost interest in your content, and drive sales conversions.
But, it’s easier said than done. While you understand the value of creating compelling content, working as a direct response copywriter means resonating with different au ..read more
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Office building developer, Xander Kellogg, deals with a murder trial, lawsuits, and obstackes to expand his real estate empire, but creates many enemies. In desperation, his clever financial schemes and marriage results in a fateful twist.
In this third novel of “The Developer” trilogy, real estate developer, Alexander “Xander” Kellogg, is confronted with his murder conspiracy trial and a series of complica ..read more
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“Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out,” said Robert Collier, an American writer. For several years, I was studying other writers’ successful query letters, and perfecting my own pitches. What I learned helped me to get an assignment from a $1-per-word publication, Smart Mouth newsletter. Let me share what I discovered during this writing journey.
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Sometimes we need the chance to tell our own story. The students at Fairmont School in Sanger, California, have done just that. They talk about their names, their families, their neighborhoods and their dreams. They talk about their troubles too. Sometimes it’s hard being poor and struggling to survive. Sometimes racism, bullying, divorce and death can mar the beauty of their lives. By naming their world ..read more
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When Holly Kelley and her mother joined Patricia Langstrom in her return to Atrial, she never dreamed she’d have a chance to find answers to questions that had fascinated her from an early age.
Illani was… tiny. She’d been living in the darkness of the “Lost Citadel” Pat and Myra had found years ago in the southern mountains. Alone, the little white-haired girl had survived. How?
That’s the subject Holly was determined to find out, as well as chase the little girl’s history back to the land her people came from. An excursion to the west and the continent of Alanis would be required to find the ..read more