An essential bare bones guide to getting your own solo play into the world! For actors, writers and public speakers of all kinds. Award winning and veteran actress, writer and producer SUSAN MERSON brings over thirty years of theatrical experience to YOUR NAME HERE: An Actor and Writer¿s Guide to Solo Performance. **step by step acting and writing techniques**examples and discussion of six different forms of solo plays**exercises and questions to deepen your work**new monologue material**marketing strategies and production basics

Your Name Here: An Actor And Writer's Guide To Solo Performance

Merson, Susan

Self-Help

Star Publish

PILGRIM GIRL is the story of 12 year old Constance Godwin who, along with her family, was a passenger on the Mayflower. Read the diary of her first year in the New World. Included are recipes of the food they prepared. Historically-based fiction that allows parents and their children a glimpse of what it was like to be a child coming of age in 1620 as well as providing recipes that can be used to create meals together.

Pilgrim Girl: Diary And Recipes of Her First Year in the New World

Children's Books

Peters, Laura

Selbo, Jule

Literature & Fiction

What if you were hit with the realization that you were of royal lineage…to another realm? This is exactly what fourteen-year old Alexandra Stone has to face in the Young Adult fantasy novel ‘The Rock of Realm’. 
Alex, along with her friends Sarah, Butch, Pops and Jinx, learns the meaning of friendship and courage as they battle the dangerous elements that inhabit Dread’s Forest. Alex is determined to find answers and fight the man that has been the root of all evil in this adventure, her uncle, Dread. But has he? She will have to risk her safety and trust her instincts, torn between fear and love, when she is thrust alongside him to battle the Braks, skeletal creatures that project thorn-infested slime encasing their victim before plunging them deep within the caverns of the earth. Can family love defeat all evil? 
The Rock of Realm incorporates three learning elements – discovery friendship and courage. But the biggest lesson the Young Adult reader will absorb is that ‘things are not always as they appear to be’. 
The Rock of Realm will shatter the concept of ‘villain’.

The Rock of Realm

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Schizas, Lea

Fantasy

For a little over 2 cents a day, THE FRUGAL BOOK PROMOTER assures your book the best possible start in life. Full of nitty gritty how-to's for getting nearly free publicity, Carolyn Howard-Johnson shares her professional experience as well as practical tips gleaned from the successes of her own book campaigns. Carolyn Howard-Johnson is award-winning author of both fiction and nonfiction and former publicist for a New York PR firm and a marketing instructor for UCLA's Writers' Program. THE FRUGAL BOOK PROMOTER tells authors how to do what their publishers can't or won't and why authors can do their own promotion better than a PR professional. But you will benefit more from the second edition (bit.ly/FrugalBookPromo) which is updated and expanded.

The Frugal Book Promoter: How to Do What Your Publisher Won't or Nitty-gritty How-tos for Getting Nearly Free Publicity

Business & Money

Howard-Johnson, Carolyn

Marketing & Sales

According to a report by the United States government, there will be a demand for more than one million additional nurses in hospitals and other health care facilities by the year 2010. As the nursing shortages grow, so does the popularity of travel nursing. So many nurses have so many questions. Don’t take a shot in the dark down the highway of travel nursing! Find your answers in HIGHWAY HYPODERMICS: YOUR ROAD MAP TO TRAVEL NURSING. Epstein LaRue answers questions including: **What qualifications do I have to be a travel nurse? **What travel company is right for me? **What can I expect once I get out there? **How do I keep track of all my tax information? **How can I make rational decisions about travel locations?

Highway Hypodermics: Your Road Map To Travel Nursing

Epstein LaRue

The South Colorado River Drug Cartel has moved in and taken over the river drug trade all the way from Lake Havasu City to Bullhead City, Arizona. These people are ruthless and cunning. Six murders are committed in ten months due to their unconscionable greed. On the east bank of the Channel at Lake Havasu sits many, varying shops that are built in the style of Charles Dickens Christmas Carole. The Channel is teeming with boats and scantily-clad visitors most of the time, sometimes numbering 20,000 plus. It is drug pusher heaven. After extensive investigation and subterfuge, the cartel's warehouse is discovered spelling doomsday for the underworld. The good guys win, but not before a policeman is killed in the line of duty, a heart is broken by rejection, and betrayal looms over all.

Havasu Heat

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

DePuydt, Peggy

Mystery

Anyone who has vacationed in the beautiful Catskill Mountains, knows the Village of Ellenville, and no visit to Ellenville was complete without a stop in Cohen's Quality Bakery; "Home of the World Famous Raisin Pumpernickel". Cohen s Bakery owners Ruby and Reginia Cohen struggled together for over fifty years to build a lasting legacy for their grandchildren and financial security for themselves in their retirement years, yet it took only a handful of outsiders less than eighteen months to destroy everything they worked their entire lives to acquire. This is the true account of the events that lead to the near destruction of our family at the hands of my cousins, a court appointed guardian, and one of the most powerful Elder Law attorneys in South Florida. It is a story of determination, fortitude and of the victory which inspired the creation of the National Association To Stop Guardian Abuse. They say blood is thicker than water, but you can t bath in it, you can t cook with it, and Blood Tastes Lousy with Scotch

Blood Tastes Lousy With Scotch

Parenting & Relationships

Raven West

Robin C. Westmiller

Family Relationships

Patrick O'Mally and Grace Johnson are a couple of senior citizen sleuths from New York City who have endeared themselves to readers around the world. Now they return in OLD HABITS DIE HARD: The Case of the Missing Mother Superior.  Sister Babs makes her first appearance in this Patrick and Grace Mystery. She is a hilarious psychic nun, who says, "My habit has a habit of its own"--a secret pocket sewn to the inside of her habit in which she hides a bottle of Drambuie, which she insists she uses "only for emergencies."  Sister Mary Margaret, who does not like Sister Babs in the least, shares "Oh, yes, they say she only gets a 'vision' when she's 'in the spirit.' I've seen her in action; it's when she's 'in HER spirits!'"  This one is so much fun that if I were a Catholic I might be afraid of being excommunicated! Of course, if you listen to the REAL news in the Church, this one seems pretty mild.

Old Habits Die Hard: The Case of the Missing Mother Superior (A Patrick and Grace Mystery, Book 3)

Smith, Janet Elaine

Enough action for a man. Enough passion for a woman. Enough intrigue for everyone. Dunnottar Castle, Scotland, the domain of the Clan Keith, close consorts of the royal family for many generations. The whole country is at war with itself: Scotland against England. William Keith, the patriarch, is the wealthiest man in Scotland, but he desires only to be known as the kindest; John, his younger brother, is eager to fight for his country, even if his motives are a little questionable; and Robert, Williams oldest son, is off to battle, but his mothers only hope is that he finds a wife in the process. Even the most seemingly righteous families have some deep, dark hidden secrets. The Keith clan is no exception; some of them so deep and dark even the other Keith's don't know they exist. But they are privy to secrets of King Charles II himself.

Dunnottar: The Keith Trilogy (Book 1)

Janet Elaine Smith

Contemporary

MARYLEBONE, the sequel to best-selling DUNNOTTAR, flits back and forth between London and the Scottish highlands during the regency era. Handsome young James Keith, wanting to remain anonymous, visits "the clubs" in London, where he encounters Caroline Kent, who has just returned from Vienna after studying the piano.   Caroline is immediately enraptured by the mysterious Scotsman, but he seems to disappear every time she gets close to finding him. She calls on their mutual friend, the Duke of Hamilton, to help her locate him. Keith, who is using the alias Robert Paterson, swears Hamilton to secrecy, as he is on a personal quest to locate the Scottish regalia, which was hidden by the Keith clan at Dunnottar Castle more than one hundred years earlier.   Complete with two mysteries (who is the mysterious Scot and where is the regalia), throw in a famous person (Walter Scott), a secret which Caroline's father, the Earl of Kent, has kept buried almost as long, a surprise about the "mad King George" and you have the makings of a read that will delight you for a long time to come.

Marylebone - The Keith Trilogy (Book 2)

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