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• Book Review: The Haunting of Andrew Sharpai by Jerome Peterson

  The Haunting of Andrew Sharpai by Jerome Peterson is a wonderfully weird tale of self discovery, love, and survival. Witches and Wicca, spells and spirits, and an extraordinary...

• Book Review: Paris, Moi and the Gang: a Memoir of Sorts by Frances Gendlin

  Paris, Moi and the Gang is part faux memoir, part travel guide, and part romance novel and is absolutely entertaining. Frances Gendlin is a veteran travel author; she writes...

• How to Convert an E-Book Into an iPad iBook Format

  In summary, as we know, it is very useful for you to convert an e-Book into an iBook format for iPad if you follow those steps.

• Book Review: Wyndano's Cloak by A.R. Silverberry

  Wyndano’s Cloak by A.R. Silverberry is a five time award-winning fantasy novel sure to be enjoyed and cherished by readers 10 and up. Settle in as this talented new author...

• Evolution of Consciousness by John Kuykendall

  Book Review of a book about contemporary Christian Mysticism. It is a journey to personal experience with Christ that goes through the layers of the mind and the parts of the...

• The next best romance/fantasy novel..... ICIRE: The Rebirth

  
  Written by a teenager, studying at the University of Wolverhampton. Its a must to read..... be amazed of what a young writer can envisage.

• Electronic Book Review: "Breath" by Tim Winton

  An engaging story about growing up and living on the edge, this award-winning novel, published in 2008, is set in Western Australia in the 1970s.

• Book Review: Hollywood's Classic Comedies featuring Slapstick, Romance, Music, Glamour or Screwball

  Author John Howard examines a time when the biggest names in show business donned their comedic hats in Hollywood’s Classic Comedies.

• So You Are Author, Time to Choose the Best Medium to Publish Your Book

  Computer has transformed the way of life in different aspects. This combination of electronic component has entered in our life in almost every way that is possible. However the...

• Live the Magic with the Harry Potter book series

  Just recently it has been one of the most significant weeks in cinema history with the release of the first part of the last Harry Potter movie. All previous box office records...

• An Independent Man: Stories of a Life Revealed

  Bill Kern has just published his first book at age 71. This story explores his entrepreneurial spirit and how he came to write of his life in bits and pieces.

• Review of Twilight – One of the Best Vampire Books

  The book and movie, Twilight by Stephenie Meyer, was one of the phenomenons of the century. The book captured everyone's interest and heart. This teen vampire romance book...

• Great Vampire Romance Books Review of The Vampire Diaries – The Fury and Dark Reunion

  The Vampire Diaries is a popular T.V. and book series by L.J. Smith. This article reviews the double Vampire Diaries book of Dark Reunion and The Fury.

• The Hot Vampire Romance Book Market Trend

  Books like Twilight and The Vampire Diaries have attracted a loyal readership that extends beyond the simple horror aspect of vampires, but into the romance world of the...

• Book Review of South of the Border, West of the Sun

  Murakami´s novel lacks the fantastical elements that normally pervade his work. The novel explores seemingly more mundane topics such as a mid-life crisis and a love-triangle.

• An Idiot Abroad ( the world seen through the eyes of a middle aged child)

  a review of the book "the world of karl pilkington " as taken from the podcast of the ricky gervais show

• Vampire Romance Book Authors From T.V. Fame

  From Twilight came a rush of new T.V. series involving the vampire world. Authors Charlaine Harris,True Blood, and L. J. Smith, The Vampire Diaries, are introduced as good...

• Review of New Moon by Stephenie Meyer – From the Twilight Saga

  New Moon is the sequel to the vampire romance novel Twilight by Stephenie Meyer. This article gives a synopsis of the story, along with a review.

• The Burn Journals by Brent Runyon – Book Review

  Brent Runyon was fourteen years old when he set himself on fire. It was a deliberate attempt at suicide. And not his first attempt either.

• New Book - "How Do Rumors Get Started: The True Story Of Timex Social Club"

  The uncut rise and fall of the group behind the best selling 12-inch single...Rumors! How Do Rumors Get Started is a powerful, edgy and amusing look behind the scenes of rap...

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