Guess Who's Doing NaNoWriMo? Posted: 23 Oct 2008 10:57 AM CDT http://www.nanowrimo.org/eng/user/422181 Yes, I'm crazy and not sane at all to involve myself in this. On top of that, I'm really going out on a limb and challenging myself by starting my first Christian Romance novel. Lawd da help I've already got a title: Eve's Deceptive. I'm already envisioning the cover which is a first since I usually don't do [...] See my NaNoWri page and become my buddy: | |
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| | | Each week Loving Healing Press and Reader Views bring insightful interviews from people around the world who can help you get your work published, and if already published, noticed! | | | | | On Thursday, November 1st, 2007 Irene Watson and Victor R. Volkman spoke with author, criminologist, and consultant Andrea Campbell from her home in Hot Springs, Arkansas. in Hot Springs Arkansas. Her latest title is the Legal Ease: A Guide to Criminal Law, Evidence and Procedure (2nd Ed.), a reader-friendly book that is now a college law textbook published by Charles C. Thomas Publishers. Andrea shared with us how to find authoritative sources for crime-scene forensics, evidence handling, police procedure, and court proceedings. She also shared many insider's tips including how to find and use forensics experts and a realistic look at what it takes to write for the True Crime genre. Guest: Andrea Campbell Topic: Researching to Write About Forensic Science and Criminal Activities Listen now | | Podcast Sponsors | | | Quick Links... Sylvia Hubbard Author, Blogger and Founder of Motown Writers Network NOW AVAILABLE: Secrets, Lies and Family Ties |
| Black-Smith Enterprises Presents Literary Elegance October 2008 | | | Greetings!
Please be our guest on Thursday, October 29th, from 6-9 PM for Literary Elegance at the exclusive Renaissance Club! This soiree will feature delectable hors d'oeuvres and an intimate gathering for literary enthusiasts to network with authors, poets, readers and publishers.
Special guests include Janaya Black, Sylvia Hubbard of Motown Writers Network and a special performance by Live the Music Group singing sensation, Charm.
This event is invitation only for you and a guest. Please RSVP your response to blacksmithenterprises@yahoo.com. We look forward to hearing from you, but until then keep reading!
Sincerely, Black-Smith Enterprises, LLC | Literary Elegance presents... In celebration of her newest release, author Janaya Black will be reading excerpts and signing copies of Beautiful Rage: The Break of Dawn, the third and final saga of the Prison Chronicles series. Guests will receive a complimentary gift bag with purchase of book.
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Sylvia Hubbard is a literary maven who serves as a pivotal driving force behind the Detroit literary community. Sylvia's knowledge, fortitude and dedication to literacy has helped to propel both authors and readers alike to gain the knowledge and insight needed to excel in various facets of all that is literary. | RSVP to blacksmithenterprises@yahoo.com
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The Word of the Day for October 3 is:
red herring \RED-HERR-ing\ noun 1 : a herring cured by salting and slow smoking to a dark brown color *2 : something that distracts attention from the real issue
Example sentence: The editorial asserts that the hoopla over the proposed new convention center is a red herring, deflecting attention from the mayor's failure to resolve the budgetary crisis.
Did you know? Believe it or not, "red herring" has as much to do with hunting dogs as with brightly colored fish. Here's how: A herring is a soft-finned bony fish. People who like to eat herring have long preserved them by salting and slowly smoking them. That process makes a herring turn red or dark brown -- and gives them a very strong smell. Dogs love to sniff such smelly treats, a fact that makes the fish a perfect diversion for anyone trying to distract hunting dogs from the trail of their quarry. The practice of using preserved fish to confuse hunting dogs led to the use of the term "red herring" for anything that diverts attention from the issue at hand.
Sylvia Hubbard Author, Blogger and Founder of Motown Writers Network NOW AVAILABLE: Secrets, Lies and Family Ties |