Category: Anjuelle Floyd Author Blog
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The High Cost of Agents
I have read many articles this year stating that one of the major economic struggles of the publishing world are rooted in the high cost of publishers garnering books. And who determines the cost of an author’s publishing or book contract?
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Change, Suffering and Digging Deeper
Buddhism teaches that all things change, and that suffering is inherent to life. As humans we add to this suffering, or rather amplify it, by trying to hold onto the narrative line that we have fed ourselves. We resist the reality of change the various truths evidenced by its existence.
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My Love for Things Victorian and Historical
As an author of modern-day Women’s Fiction, I find that reading Historical Fiction and of the Victorian era gives me room to breathe and imagine, or re-imagine, if you will, new twists on possibilities for plots in the modern era. The modern era in wiping away the constrictions and hesitancies of the individual, and family…
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Radio Show | Sigrid Williams
Sigrid Williams discusses the 1st California Book Summit that will take place in San Ramon, CA , September 10-13, 2009. Tune in.
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Radio Show | Musician, Donovan Crown aka ViceGripp
When Sigrid Williams was unable to call in and tell about the upcoming California Book Summit, musician and peace activist, Donovan Crown aka ViceGripp called in discussed the need for individuals around the world to come together and create harmony and justice. Tune in.
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Radio Show | Author, Vincent Alexandria
Author Vincent Alexandria discusses his mystery novels, “Postal Blues,” “If Walls Could Talk,” and “Black Rain,” and his upcoming children’s book, “Marvelous Marvin. He will also share his plans for participating in the California Book Summit, September 10-13, 2009 in San Ramon California. So tune in.
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Déjà Vu: Writing Exercise # 97
The self-doubt of our internal pacman says, “You can’t,” when it comes to achieving our goals, and certainly not in the way, and at the quality that we hope. Mixed with our general fears about life, and living pacman overpowers us, and our ideas, and ostensibly contaminates our process of creativity.