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You don't need an agent for PublishAmerica. I made the ENORMOUS mistake of publishing my first novel with them. Horrible company. I wish that I had never published with them ...

Yoho! Well, the published life, unlike when my first novella was released, is a bit overwhelming! I'm being asked by librarians to do readings at young writers conferences that are ...

Well, the book is out now, but only on my publishers website at the moment. It will appear on and the others within the next month. I have about two ...

Just finished this pretty graphic novel an hour or so ago and must say that I was quite impressed by the level of writing. Ellis is indeed an original. Though ...

It's true. Traditional publishers can get your book onto the shelves of bookstores like Barnes and Noble and Borders. I self published my previous novel and I had to do ...

Thanks for the great posts! Really appreciate it. I did send my novel into a traditional publisher and they had accepted it, but I had already signed a contract and ...

Months ago I finally finished up the final draft of my novel, The Mysteries of Love and Madness . I never thought of getting it published, though I have published ...

Thanks for the critique, Myth. Much is appreciated. I will go through and look for the typos that I didn't catch and change some things around. Now that you say ...

I haven't written in a year or so due to my failing health. Two months or so ago I started writing this story, which is posted below. I wanted to ...

Not my favorite work of fiction, but the way the way the narrative was told blew me away. This is a very inventive way of writing. I thoroughly enjoyed the ...

I published with PublishAmerica and I sadly fear that it probably has ruined my writing career forever. Don't go with them. I thought that they would edit by book and ...

That's just it, though. Nabokov translated Lolita into russian after it was published in English, so it could have nothing to do with translation. EDIT: Never mind the above post.

His adult works are very dark, a lot darker than his children work.

If I were to pick my favorite children's novel by Dahl, I would most likely have to pick between The Witches and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. As for his ...

I guess that you could call it that. Yes, I'm going on a Nabokov craze.