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Stuart Kaminsky, a former Grandmaster of the Mystery Writers of America and author of dozens of critically acclaimed and well-regarded detective novels and former Sarasota resident, passed away October 9 in St. Louis.
I talked to Stuart shortly before he left Sarasota for St.Louis. I had numerous questions in mind but we talked mostly about my [...]

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Hey, have you ever wanted to be a respected online magazine publisher?
I’m not talking about those little e-zine newsletters. I’m talking about a real MAGAZINE!
Well, here’ s your chance to start your own with the help of a 30-year publishing veteran.
Check out this 100-page e-book now! You’ll discover (like he did) that it is a [...]

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They say I’m nuts!

Hi, folks. Better grab my e-book for $7 Now! I slashed $20 off the price and the big boys are out to take me away. http://wannabeawriter.com

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Dolls Remembered

As touchstones to the past, dolls validate childhood, a span of years that often seem like a fragmented moments in time. With their life-like faces, blemished complexions, and snarled hair, childhood dolls hold sway with a magical power that rarely wanes, and often grows.
From this charming anthology featuring more than 60 reminiscences, readers will [...]

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Learn What Every Writer Ought To Know About Writing And The Publishing Business
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☞ Do you like new experiences? Is carpe diem your motto?
☞ Do you want to read about one writer’s path to success?
☞ Can you handle the hard truth about the writing life?
☞ Do you know the basics of putting together a writing [...]

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Kiss A Pig …

How NOT To Avoid The Swine Flu!

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April 1, 2009 marks the 36th year of the founding of my first magazine, Yesterday’s Magazette.
Many “experts” said Yesterday’s Magazette would never last. They said a magazine devoted to the preservation of individual memories was a bad idea. They said a lot of things 36 years ago.
Founded on April 1 1973 as “The Original Magazine [...]

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Two hundred years ago, on January 19, 1809, a son was born to two itinerant actors. He was orphaned at the age of three and later taken in by John Allan and his wife who enrolled him in an academy run by William Burke.
His troubles escalated when he was forced to leave the University of [...]

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