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Notes (from a shack) in Corfu.

By Gerry.
Published: September 16, 2009
Updated: September 16, 2009

Here are a few notes from my trip to Corfu.
I cannot divulge the name of my host, or the exact location. You may well be able to work the answers out though ;-)

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	Gerry. - September 19, 2009 Harry If the real thing is no better or worse than this place, I will be one contented soul. It's nice to be back though! Even if only for a few days... 'I posted some pics on the forums' Gerry.
	HarryB - September 19, 2009 Speaking for all the armpit stay-at-homes on the western shores of the Atlantic, I'm glad you had a splendid vacation, Gerry. Sounds like the closest touch of Paradise a man might enjoy short of the real thing.

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Egyptian Experience!

By Gerry.
Published: May 15, 2009
Updated: May 15, 2009

Although advised not to go--we took the risk.
The offer was just too good to miss.

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	Gerry. - May 16, 2009 All a long time since now Harry. If you saw that film 'The Shining' the hotel was something like that--it was quite eerie. I have video of the hotel complex, it is still strange when we view it. Gerry.
	HarryB - May 15, 2009 Another great travelogue, Gerry ... made all the more interesting because of what went on around you. Meeting a stranger from your own company who retired the same time as you has got to be as rare as drawing to an inside straight. Strange, the isolation and the maintenance of normality from the war around you.

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What would you change in Humans?

By Gerry.
Published: March 27, 2009
Updated: March 27, 2009

Okay what would you change, if you could?
Here are my thoughts...

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Gerry. - March 28, 2009
Harry, I am not familiar with the activities of our simian friends--however I know that some animals practise deception apart from the human kind, indeed dogs are well known to be quite adept at deception with other dogs. Only humans however lie through their teeth, a trait we could well do without. Just wishful thinking Harry---I have these dozy thoughts from time to time ;-)
Hope you are keeping well...

HarryB - March 27, 2009
I read somewhere the unsettling fact that Chimpanzees, (surely their elevated status deserves capitalization) lie their heads off. They steal food and hide it, then they help others look for it keeping its actual location a secret from them. They go back to it, have a snack, after which, they join the others in the search. I would suspect that if we knew as much about the animal world as we do about our own, we'd find that lying, subterfuge and chicanery are built into all living things.

We are probably better at it than most other species however.

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How do you get over something like this ...

By Brendie
Published: August 5, 2008
Updated: August 8, 2008

real accident

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Writers Write, Right?

By Marta Stephens
Published: June 20, 2008
Updated: June 21, 2008

Ten points on writing

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Busting Through Writer�s Block

By Marta Stephens
Published: April 26, 2008
Updated: April 26, 2008

How I go through the writing speed bumps

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	Marta Stephens - April 26, 2008 Hey Bint!! I'm glad you found this helpful. You'll get a similar result if you interview your character. It's amazing what he/she will say if you let him/her.
	bintarab - April 26, 2008 That's a good tip, Marta, and actually kinda timely for me. I've been so focused on the main story that I can't see the trees because of the forest; what I get out of your advice is to go back to the trees. Thanks! ~bint

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Novel Writers Work-sheets

By Michael J Hunt
Published: March 14, 2008
Updated: March 14, 2008

As above

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Developing an Internet Presence: Book Trailers

By Marta Stephens
Published: January 19, 2008

Self-promotion

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Developing an Internet Presence: The Author�s Website

By Marta Stephens
Published: January 12, 2008

This is the second in a set of six articles based on the things I learned during my first year as a published author.

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	Marta Stephens - March 5, 2008 Hi Brendie and Sam, I'm glad this was helpful to you. I need to post the rest of them. ;)
	Brendie - January 18, 2008 I haven't got a web site yet, but I'm starting a course next Monday in the local college. So I'm delighted to read your article, Marta. it has given me encouragement to pul my finger out. Thanks.
	Sam Smith - January 15, 2008 Point taken, Marta. And I must say I both admire and envy your thought-out approach to this your first publication. I know that one of my own errors was to publish too many titles too quickly, so that - as in a supermarket - when spoilt for choice the prospective purchaser often chooses not to buy. That said, my readership like my waistline steadily expands but in no definable manner. All power to your planned approach. Good luck!
	Marta Stephens - January 15, 2008 Sam, sales are happening at a steady pace; both my publisher and I are happy with the results. Unfortunately because of the variation in the way booksellers around the world report sales, no one, not even the publisher will have an exact figure until the book is out of print and all sales are reported. Places like Amazon may report quarterly sales in a timely manner, however, bookseller "A" in Kentucky may have ordered a box of book four months ago and may not report sales until they're all sold a few months later. Although sales is a goal, it's not something that is easily controlled and will drive an author crazy to do so. As a new author, my focus has been to introduce myself and my work to readers�create name recognition and a following for the series. If I�m successful, sales will happen. Thanks so much for reading my article and for your question.
	Sam Smith - January 15, 2008 Impressive, but missing from the stats was sales generated by having the website. Do you have those?

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Developing an Internet Presence: The Public Author

By Marta Stephens
Published: January 4, 2008

This is the first in a set of six articles based on the things I learned during my first year as a published author. The articles will outline a few of the things authors should consider in order to gain an Internet presence. I have a background in public relations and several years experience in project management and promotions in higher education. My experience has been in the area of campaign development, press releases, advertisement, graphic design, and event planning. Marketing my book took me into unknown territory, but being one who loves a challenge and is something of a risk taker, I embraced the opportunity. But even I had to admit that as my debut novel SILENCED CRY was about to be released in April 2007, I was a bit apprehensive. My hope is that in sharing my experiences with you, you’ll find some useful solutions to your marketing questions.

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