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1. Ayn Rand - your invitation to independent thought Of course you disagree with some of what Ayn Rand wrote or spoke. If you didn't, you would be unnecessary. Unless your natural joy of discovery was destroyed by compulsory schooling, you will still find a great deal in Rand's works to challenge you...
2. The Curse of the Midas Touch -- a short-short story I wrote this years ago, just for fun. Enjoy.
3. Web-Fiction For The Curious Squid A lot of people seem to be a little wary about reading fiction online, which is strange, because we all read online daily. In fact you are doing it right now! So why not fiction? Web-Fiction is fiction originally written to be published on the web....
4. Squidpunk - Literature of the Cephalopod Come celebrate the literature of the cephalopod! Short stories and poetry about our tentacled friends.
5. Flashy flash fiction with style to go the extra mile Leaping from one project to another. I always do things with style and grace. Look at me ma; I'm as free as a bird. As I scurry my way through the day, I'll try not to get stuck in a funk where I can smell a skunk because that's disgusting. I prefer...
6. Best Fantasy Book List If you came here looking for good fantasy books to read, you probably know all about the genre already. For those who don't, here's the definition. Fantasy is a genre that uses magic as it's primary setting. The technology in most fantasy works is at...
7. How to write a Fantasy Novel. Well, all will be revealed. I'll be disclosing all the hard work, shortcuts and secrets on how I write my fantasy books. You will find general advice on writing, as well as particular emphasis on creating a world of fantasy.
8. My Favourite Pride and Prejudice Fanfiction There are many stories I haven't read yet, so obviously this can't be a list of all the best fanfics out there, but it does include some of the best I've found so far. I enjoy a good characterisation of Lizzy and Darcy, and if that's what you're look...
9. Publishing Methods How should you publish your book? Self-Publishing? Vanity Press? Traditional? POD-People? The Big Five? What's the difference? On this lens I explore the different options you have as a writer to get your book published.
10. 10 Most Read Books In The World All of us love to read a good book, but could you name the 10 most read books in the world? Over the last half century hundreds of thousands of books have been produced, but only a select few have become the most popular and most read books in the wo...
11. Enduring Love By Ian McEwan "Enduring Love" is a novel by award winning writer Ian McEwan, first published in 1997 On an ordinary spring day, while he is enjoying a picnic with his girlfriend, Clarissa, the calm, organised, ordinary life of science writer Joe Rose is turned ups...
12. Where to Find Free eBooks Online Need something to read? Don't feel like going to the library or bookstore. Check out some of these links for free eBooks to download. All these links are completely legal, no pirated copies. Some of these are .pdf files, will need a copy of the free...
13. The Lovely Bones Movie Director Peter Jackson has teamed with scriptwriters Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens to adapt author Alice Sebold's best-selling novel, "The Lovely Bones" into a movie version for the big screen. The storyline of "The Lovely Bones&...
14. Reading Historical Fiction Enjoy reading historical fiction? Just getting interested in it? Here are some useful sites for readers (or prospective readers) of historical fiction. You're bound to find something you like through the links below, whatever the time period you...
15. The Little Goddess Series by Amy Lane In this contemporary urban fantasy/paranormal romance series by Amy Lane, college student Corinne Carol-Anne Kirkpatrick (a.k.a. Cory) must face a variety of supernatural phenomenon in her job as night clerk for a rural northern California gas statio...
16. The Graveyard Book By Neil Gaiman The Graveyard Book is a fantasy novel for children by award winning British author, Neil Gaiman. The Graveyard Book is the story of Nobody Owens (called "Bod" for short). At the start of the story, Bod is a toddler who witnesses the murde...
17. Tips For Writing Middle Grade Novels If you have any writing skills at all, you are able to write a middle grade novel. It is easy to do and I'll show you how. A middle grade novel is intended to appeal to children ages 8 to 12. If you want to write a middle grade novel, the best way t...
18. Micro Fiction by Nancy A. Cavanaugh I discovered micro fiction (stories told in 100 words or less) in 2006 and fell in love with it. I just love to write micro fiction stories. Here you'll find some of the stories I've written and a few links to places to read other micro fiction piece...
19. Creating a Fantasy Realm Are you writing a fantasy novel? Have you joined NaNoWriMo and don't know what to do next? Do you need to know where your characters live? Need help creating that new world? You can find help here! On this lens are some things that I do when creating...
20. Sara Donati, Into the Wilderness Book Series Sara Donati weaves a grand adventure set in the pioneering days of New York, building on The Pioneers by James Fenimore Cooper and mixing in some Jane Austen style characters. This book series could be classified as historical fiction or historical r...