write a best seller

i’ve got a passion, this passion is writing. i can go on with my dreams, and in some way, i realize my wishs. i live in my writing, that’s why i’m loving it

Although I’m still working on the best seller, I did however complete a few articles. Check it out:

Well, I’ve done the Snowflake Method and it’s great for a beginner. But writing a novel isn’t an easy task, and I suggest readers teach themselves all they can. I know I did, and although my book was turned down by Kensington Publishing, it was picked up by another company.

I’d love writers to visit my page. I have a reading list of the books I used and, yes, I do recommend the Snowflake Method as well.

Please come on down to: www.byreasonofpassion.com

Aida

I’m not far into my book but i plan to finish by 2010

id love to write one of those book where people just enter another world that seems so real and write a book that once you pic it up you cant put it down!

Is anybody doing NaNo this year? If so, please say hi!

I’ve been published a lot in magazines, newspapers, and online. But nothing is going to compare to having a book written, published, and actually appreciated by others. I want to change the world. One page at a time.

Photo is of Texarkana, where Arkansas & Texas meet at State Line Avenue and Broad Street in the mid-1880s

I’ve written three books (one true crime, two novels) and co-authored a biography, all of which I thought-while I was writing-would hit the market with a bang. So far, that hasn’t happened. My latest, a historical novel titled “Bridged by Love” was published in the spring (2006 Booksurge.com). I’ve been invited to speak at a couple colleges, but that isn’t selling books. My problem is marketing. I’s rather spend that time writing. I guess most writers feel the same. My question is: how in the world does a writer market when the heart is wrapped up in the next story (hopefully a best seller) brewing in the brain? My blog: Writer’s Notebook at http://writers-notebook.blogspot.com/