Low Carb Microwave Recipes is updated for 2015! More recipes! Ignore the cover on Amazon, it hasn’t refreshed yet .
http://www.amazon.com/Microwave-Carb-Recipes-Reference-Book-ebook/dp/B005IHWG9S/
Low Carb Microwave Recipes is updated for 2015! More recipes! Ignore the cover on Amazon, it hasn’t refreshed yet .
http://www.amazon.com/Microwave-Carb-Recipes-Reference-Book-ebook/dp/B005IHWG9S/
Here’s how I organize my files when I write, so it goes as smoothly as possible –
How do you guys organize your files?
Typing in your novel vs speaking it with Dragon. Which do you prefer? Why?
I’m a very fast typist so I always prefer to type. It goes far more quickly for me!
Happy New Year from all of us Boston Writers! May 2015 bring you whatever you dream of – including great new books to read! π
Slow and steady gets it done! I’ve published 120 books plus 36 short stories in their various forms
Lisa’s List of Published Books
If you want to write a novel, you can do it! An hour a day!
Across the River is #1 in free African American historicals and #13 in free African American romances! π
Grab your copy!
Did you know the US used to have a wild, native parakeet? Farmers shot these to extinction in the 1880s.
I’m working on revising my Parakeet Care book – the new version should be live soon!
Audubon illustration of Carolina parakeet is out of copyright and in the public domain.
FREE! Part black. Part Irish. Part Lumbee Indian. Wholly determined to protect her family. Grab your copy today! Please share the news π
http://www.amazon.com/Across-River-Native-American-Novella-ebook/dp/B00RBW12A2/
Editorial: In defense of audio books
Iβve come to the conclusion that reading books by listening to unabridged audio books has to have more applause from all of us readers. To be exact, itβs got to have fans who think it may be a pretty good replacement for the drudgery and wasted time of eye reading. Think about it. Eye reading requires a quiet spot, stopping all that you are otherwise doing, and owning a book or computer which will have print the right size to see well. These fans would see the value of ear reading or listening, similar to the phenomenon that has propelled music to the point of using an substantial amount of our daily waking attention.
Centuries ago there would not have been such a choice about stories. Stories were told and retold orally at all levels of society. Narrators or storytellers had their due, rated as highly as any other actor for their inflections, voices and humor. The change came with the printed book and the act of possession of a story. The reader now owned the story as property and could read and reread with a personal inflection, good or bad.
Today, we can return to the oral storytelling if we wish. Itβs not such a bad choice. Many times the eyes do not read as well as the ears. The mind and ear partnership can provide so much more enjoyment with the voice of a gifted narrator than what the mind and eyes can do alone.
So, its not always a bad choice to go backward to a better way of storytelling.