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Maggie Turner by Leni Matlin Maggie Turner by Leni Matlin May 23, 2012 $0.99 24054 words Sample 25%
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La Vita E' Dolore - Disperata umanità di Dr. House by Massimo Del Papa La Vita E' Dolore - Disperata umanità di Dr. House by Massimo Del Papa May 23, 2012 $3.99 13651 words Sample 5%
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PILLOLE DI ATTIVITA' Massimo Del Papa (Milano, 1964), ha conseguito la Maturità classica nel 1983 al liceo “Carducci di Milano; si è poi laureato in Giurisprudenza all'Università di Macerata (1990). Ha intrapreso il mestiere di giornalista contestualmente alla laurea, come cronista giudiziario per l'edizione di Fermo (AP) de “il Resto del Carlino”, con cui ha lavorato fino al 2001; è quindi passato al “Messaggero”, sempre di Fermo, fino al 2003. Si è occupato di cronaca giudiziaria, nera, bianca, culturale, di spettacoli. Dal 1998 al 2011 è stato editorialista de “il Mucchio”, curando gli editoriali e le interviste di politica, di attualità interna e internazionale, sul costume, oltre a specifiche inchieste (P2, terrorismo, stragi, mafia ecc.). Dal 1993 è informatore per AGI – Agenzia Giornalistica Italia. Collabora con la rivista “Figaro”, dedicata a Renato Zero. Ha animato per 3 anni, dal 2008 al 20 ogni venerdì sera dalle 21,30 alle 23,30, uno spazio su RLB – Radio Libera Bisignano, all'interno del programma “Sotterranei Pop” condotto da Eliseno Sposato. Il programma si sviluppava grazie alla tecnologia skype, e vedeva la presenza di due speaker ad 800 km di distanza dialogare in diretta. Era seguito via streaming da tutta Italia e da diversi ascoltatori in Europa. Dal 2011 collabora con la testata on line “Lettera 43”. Ha curato una antologia dedicata al poeta sangiorgese Lugano Bazzani, e collaborato al volume di Sergio Flamigni “La sfinge delle Brigate Rosse” (Kaos edizioni, 2004). Ha scritto i seguenti libri: Exile on Main Street (2001, Firenze Libri) DeComposizioni (2002, Bastogi) Salvatemi da questo mondo (2003, autoprodotto, raccolta di articoli distribuita on line) C'era una volta un re – il regime all'italiana di Berlusconi” (2004, Diple) Milano funeral (2005, Diple) Annus Horribilis (2006, autoprodotto) Il mio mestiere è questa vita (2006, autoprodotto) Presto o tardi (2007, autoprodotto). MassimoAscolto (2008, autoprodotto, audiolibro di poesie) Ti vivrò accanto – la favola infinita di Renato Zero (2009, Meridiano Zero) Maleficium (2009, autoprodotto) Happy – l'incredibile avventura di Keith Richards (2010, Meridiano Zero) Fuori – 20 anni nel giornalismo senza mai farne parte (2010, autoprodotto) Baccanalia (minilibro elettronico, 2011, autoprodotto) Lucio – ah. Le stagioni italiane nella musica di Lucio Battisti (2011, Meridiano Zero) E la chiamano estate (minilibro elettronico, 2011, autoprodotto) Sussidiario d'estate (minilibro elettronico, 2011, autoprodotto) Misteri Dolorosi - Storie di terrorismo nel dopoguerra italiano (ebook, 2012, autoprodotto) Massimo Del Papa incontra associazioni ed enti sui temi del disagio giovanile, della lotta alle mafia, della tossicodipendenza; tiene conferenze e corsi di “Giornalismo Critico” nelle scuole; organizza e conduce eventi culturali, rassegne, dibattiti, incontri. Cura Babysnakes, già il primo multiblog italiano articolato in 8 blog a comporre un giornale quotidiano completo, con articoli inediti ogni giorno, inchieste, racconti, poesie, recensioni, materiale audio e video, lettere dei lettori. Dallo scorso novembre Babysnakes torna blog singolo, senza mutare la sua natura di finestra sull'attualità. Dal marzo 2011 realizza un settimanale elettronico, Il Faro di Babysnakes, distribuito via email agli abbonati. Nel 2005 gli è stato consegnato a Cosenza il premio Gerbera Gialla. Nel 2007” ha intrapreso il “Mai tardi tour”, reading tra poesia e musica insieme a Paolo Benvegnù, uno dei più bravi autori musicali italiani. Il tour è continuato nel 2008. Nel 2009, si trasforma in “Poetista”, sorta di ibrido fra poeta e cronista che propone la sua lettura dell'attualità e dei sentimenti in solitudine, leggendo proprie liriche su basi musicali composte personalmente. Il tour si chiama “ControCanto”. Apre il 2010 con un nuovo spettacolo maggiormente rivolto alla critica della società, con nuovi brani poetici accompagnati dalla batteria del musicista Dino Pulcini. Quest'anno il tour è battezzato “Senz'alibi”. Nel 2011 riparte da solo con “Pirata tour”. Il 12 novembre 2011 realizza uno spettacolo teatrale nel teatro "Leopardi" di San Ginesio dal titolo "Viva Voce" insieme alla pianista Alice Carucci. Una settimana dopo chiude il Festival delle Letterature dell'Adriatico a Pescara con un reading insieme ad Umberto Palazzo, altro esponente di spicco della nuova musica italiana. Nel dicembre 2011 suoi testi, a commento narrativo degli scatti del fotografo Fabrizio Zeppilli, hanno trovato posto in una rassegna di artisti in Fermo. Massimo Del Papa sta attualmente lavorando a diversi progetti letterari.
PIGGS - A Novel with Bonus Screenplay by Neal Barret Jr. PIGGS - A Novel with Bonus Screenplay by Neal Barret Jr. May 22, 2012 $3.99 65783 words Sample 20%
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Autos Súper Deportivos - Descubre los automóviles más fascinantes del mundo by Claudia Martínez Autos Súper Deportivos - Descubre los automóviles más fascinantes del mundo by Claudia Martínez May 21, 2012 $0.99 2184 words Sample 20%
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Life and Death by Leni Matlin Life and Death by Leni Matlin May 19, 2012 $0.99 24135 words Sample 30%
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A Hard Lesson The Screenplay by Charles J Harwood A Hard Lesson The Screenplay by Charles J Harwood May 18, 2012 $2.99 17406 words Sample 20%
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I have written three novels to date: The Shuttered Room, Falling Awake and A Hard Lesson, all available on Kindle as well as hard copies. I have written a blog, offering advice on writing, and a website on the general craft of writing. I love writing stories, as I always seem to have vivid ideas for characters and the stories they generate. I am working on my fourth novel.
The Bartending Stories (Lea's Story) by Marlene Plasencia The Bartending Stories (Lea's Story) by Marlene Plasencia May 17, 2012 Free! 1163 words Read a sample
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The Shortcuts To Your Soul Mate by Gordana Stoner The Shortcuts To Your Soul Mate by Gordana Stoner May 14, 2012 $1.99 1594 words Sample 15%
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Indie Author of The Shortcuts To Your Soul Mate. I`m a Balkan-American who loves to cook, stay in shape, and enjoy married life. Also love learning about different languages and cultures.
Jesse McCartney - Beautiful Soul (Lyrics) by The Lyrics Master Jesse McCartney - Beautiful Soul (Lyrics) by The Lyrics Master May 11, 2012 Free! 4729 words Read a sample
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Love Is A Many Splendid Thing by Marshall Stearn, PH. D. Love Is A Many Splendid Thing by Marshall Stearn, PH. D. May 10, 2012 $2.99 9420 words Sample 15%
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My non-fiction books represent my interests in helping the population at large. I am a psychotherapist & Life Coach and have tried to approach my interests to help the human condition, as illustrated in: Drinking & Driving, Self Hypnosis, Portraits of Passion, 90 Important Things to Survive the Future. Being a SAG-AFTRA actor I wrote Screenwriting Made Easy, and subsequent screenplays as books: Miltee, Ed Boudreau, Press Bet, Brief Encounter, Love Is A Many Splendid Thing. These are all fictional and character driven letting my creative imagination take hold. In Portraits of Passion I interviewed 32 men and women about creativity & passion for work. Some of them were known participants: Charles M Schulz(snoopy), Robert Mondavi, Melvin Belli, Steve Allen, Norman Cousins,Jerry Jampolsky, Linus Pauling, John Wooden, Alice Faye, and many others. Their work was their life!
Miltee: Lost In The Metropolitan Museum by Marshall Stearn, PH. D. Miltee: Lost In The Metropolitan Museum by Marshall Stearn, PH. D. May 09, 2012 $2.99 12593 words Sample 15%
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My non-fiction books represent my interests in helping the population at large. I am a psychotherapist & Life Coach and have tried to approach my interests to help the human condition, as illustrated in: Drinking & Driving, Self Hypnosis, Portraits of Passion, 90 Important Things to Survive the Future. Being a SAG-AFTRA actor I wrote Screenwriting Made Easy, and subsequent screenplays as books: Miltee, Ed Boudreau, Press Bet, Brief Encounter, Love Is A Many Splendid Thing. These are all fictional and character driven letting my creative imagination take hold. In Portraits of Passion I interviewed 32 men and women about creativity & passion for work. Some of them were known participants: Charles M Schulz(snoopy), Robert Mondavi, Melvin Belli, Steve Allen, Norman Cousins,Jerry Jampolsky, Linus Pauling, John Wooden, Alice Faye, and many others. Their work was their life!
A Temporary Sanity by C.Y. Dillon A Temporary Sanity by C.Y. Dillon May 07, 2012 $0.99 20632 words Sample 25%
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"Living well is the best revenge." ~ Ivana Trump C.Y. Dillon is living proof that no matter how bad the dad, happiness and true love are possible. She openly shares from her own colorful past about the long-term effects of 'father hunger', being molested, and teen rape, in the hope that more men will own up to their responsibility to the children they cause to enter this hostile, frightening world. She has written a 'zen scifi' series under the surname of her beloved stepfather, Chan, earned several honors and awards for screenwriting, and recently bought a home in Tarzana, California.
Divine Jester by Tiffany Fulton Divine Jester by Tiffany Fulton May 04, 2012 $1.50 806 words Sample 15%
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YA writer of stories about teenage celebrities, supernatural fantasies, magical schoolgirls, one erotic short story, and an occasional free verse poet.
Shakespeare's Premiere of The Merchant of Venice by David Schajer Shakespeare's Premiere of The Merchant of Venice by David Schajer May 03, 2012 $9.99 43007 words Sample 20%
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There really is not much to say until about 5 years ago. That is when Shakespeare changed my life. I watched The Merchant of Venice and had an epiphany. Very slowly over the next five years I wrote adaptations of Hamlet, Richard III and Merchant. My epiphany was that Shakespeare did not write his plays to be read. He did not write them for you or me. He wrote them for HIS audience. So, my adaptations take us back in time to Elizabethan London, and put us front and center in that audience to watch these plays as they would have been performed for the first time. And it is how that Elizabethan audience reacts to the plays -- laughing when it is funny, crying when it is sad, and heckling whenever they feel like it -- that gives us, the modern audience, a translation to the play.
Shakespeare's Premiere of Richard III by David Schajer Shakespeare's Premiere of Richard III by David Schajer May 03, 2012 $9.99 39974 words Sample 20%
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There really is not much to say until about 5 years ago. That is when Shakespeare changed my life. I watched The Merchant of Venice and had an epiphany. Very slowly over the next five years I wrote adaptations of Hamlet, Richard III and Merchant. My epiphany was that Shakespeare did not write his plays to be read. He did not write them for you or me. He wrote them for HIS audience. So, my adaptations take us back in time to Elizabethan London, and put us front and center in that audience to watch these plays as they would have been performed for the first time. And it is how that Elizabethan audience reacts to the plays -- laughing when it is funny, crying when it is sad, and heckling whenever they feel like it -- that gives us, the modern audience, a translation to the play.
Shakespeare's Premiere of Hamlet by David Schajer Shakespeare's Premiere of Hamlet by David Schajer May 03, 2012 $9.99 43980 words Sample 20%
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There really is not much to say until about 5 years ago. That is when Shakespeare changed my life. I watched The Merchant of Venice and had an epiphany. Very slowly over the next five years I wrote adaptations of Hamlet, Richard III and Merchant. My epiphany was that Shakespeare did not write his plays to be read. He did not write them for you or me. He wrote them for HIS audience. So, my adaptations take us back in time to Elizabethan London, and put us front and center in that audience to watch these plays as they would have been performed for the first time. And it is how that Elizabethan audience reacts to the plays -- laughing when it is funny, crying when it is sad, and heckling whenever they feel like it -- that gives us, the modern audience, a translation to the play.
The Fiendish Plot of Doctor Cyclone by Maaja L. Wentz The Fiendish Plot of Doctor Cyclone by Maaja L. Wentz April 30, 2012 $2.99 6061 words Sample 20%
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I am a librarian, teacher, francophile and culture vulture. I write drama and fiction for kids and imaginative adults. Happy reading!
Parody of a Screenplay by Morgan McFinn Parody of a Screenplay by Morgan McFinn April 27, 2012 $4.99 60284 words Sample 20%
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I've had six books published which might best be described as humorous fictionalized memoirs set in exotic locales. Two of them are now available as e-books. For blog and more info please visit: http://www.morganmcfinn.com http://www.authorsden.com/morganmcfinn
2 for 1: The Cask Of Amontillado & One Journey by David Sloma 2 for 1: The Cask Of Amontillado & One Journey by David Sloma April 26, 2012 $2.99 4699 words Sample 20%
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A writer/filmmaker. In a word: storyteller.
Fiiona by Pete Stephenson Fiiona by Pete Stephenson April 26, 2012 $1.99 14876 words Sample 20%
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Writer and musician, composer, lyricist and arranger. Based in Kent.
Getting Through by Pete Stephenson Getting Through by Pete Stephenson April 26, 2012 Free! 3944 words Read a sample
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Writer and musician, composer, lyricist and arranger. Based in Kent.
Forsaken Hero by David Long Forsaken Hero by David Long April 24, 2012 $2.99 24791 words Sample 20%
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The author has a Bachelor’s Degree from Waynesburg University, a Masters Degree from Indiana University, a Juris Doctor Degree (magna cum laude) from Duquesne University School of Law and a Master of Laws Degree (LL.M) from Georgetown University Law School. He practiced law for over twenty years. He now devotes much of his time to writing in the areas of public education, civil rights and social commentary. The author’s crusade for reform in public education was profiled in the May 14, 2004 Sunday edition of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette. In addition to numerous local and regional newspapers, the author has also been interviewed in Lawyers Weekly USA (April 2, 2002) and Pennsylvania Law Weekly (February 6, 2006).
The Princess and the Poor Boy by The Albatross The Princess and the Poor Boy by The Albatross April 21, 2012 $0.99 21438 words Sample 24%
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Like the albatross i'm either a gift or a curse. So I stumble when I walk and when I walk slow it's worse.
Specter: Enemies by Deidre Gould Specter: Enemies by Deidre Gould April 16, 2012 $0.99 8622 words Sample 20%
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Deidre Gould is a Winnipeg writer and screenwriter. She attended seven different schools before completing high school, spent her freshman year at Carleton University in Ottawa, and earned a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Manitoba where she majored in Spanish and minored in French. She also graduated with honours from a UCLA affiliated school with a Certificate in Feature Film Writing. “Specter: The Series” is her first television series but not her first script. She has numerous television and movie projects currently looking for production. When she’s not writing , which she’d rather do than anything else, she’s either reading, watching science fiction television shows or adding to her wish list of future vacation spots. She also writes romances under a pen name.
Stone, the man- book one by Rodney Hart Stone, the man- book one by Rodney Hart April 16, 2012 $4.95 42901 words Sample 20%
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Rodney has been writing for over 30 years with one published novel a few years ago. Many of Rodney's novels are based upon actual experiences, rather then arm chair ideas. His Novels are always devoted to bringing the reader high drama with romance both of the sea and of life and love. Rodney has written over 12 novels, eighteen screenplays, 56 poems and several short stories. Rodney was Educated at a Florida University and graduated with a BA degree in creative writing techniques. Rodney insists that his novels create a feeling that allows the reader to know the characters of his stories and allow them to feel their emotions.
A Good Man by Vanessa Morgan A Good Man by Vanessa Morgan April 15, 2012 $4.99 11327 words Sample 20%
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Vanessa Morgan is known as the 'female version of Stephen King'. She's the author of two novels of supernatural suspense (Drowned Sorrow and The Strangers Outside) and one screenplay (A Good Man). She lives in Brussels, Belgium.
THE TREES WITH FIVE LEAVES by arian zene THE TREES WITH FIVE LEAVES by arian zene April 14, 2012 $3.99 28304 words Sample 20%
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Un homme bien by Vanessa Morgan Un homme bien by Vanessa Morgan April 13, 2012 $4.99 12878 words Sample 20%
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Vanessa Morgan is known as the 'female version of Stephen King'. She's the author of two novels of supernatural suspense (Drowned Sorrow and The Strangers Outside) and one screenplay (A Good Man). She lives in Brussels, Belgium.
Collection of Jokes to make you Laugh! by Amy Laine Collection of Jokes to make you Laugh! by Amy Laine April 11, 2012 Free! 1694 words Read a sample
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Hi there! My name is Amy and I am 12 years old. I am currently working on a book called Thieves. This one, is a boy book, but girls can still read it, just as guy's can read the girl books I wrote. I see no problem with that. I am almost finished with Thieves- I'm on chapter 6. I don't know how long this is going to be, but obviously a short story, since it's taking me so long to write it and I want to be done before school is out. I kept restarting it is my problem. I live in the U.S and if you want to know more about me, then visit my blog! :) Kittens are not to be dunked in hot tubs (only my friends will get this), Amy A little P.S: Nothing going on much right now! Tell all your mothers, "HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!" Because, today is Mother's Day (in case you didn't catch that part!)
Drop by Peter Fladl Martinez Drop by Peter Fladl Martinez April 11, 2012 $4.99 26381 words Sample 50%
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Peter Fladl Martinez Schriftsteller und Fotograf Geb. 19.2. 1954 in Bruck / Mur , Österreich. 1971 Beginnt den Roman „Fünf Variationen über die Nacht“ 1976 fertiggestellt. Erscheint 1977 bei Rogner & Bernhard, München. Forum Stadtpark Graz Mitglied. Beginnt den Roman „Hönigsbühl“ ( Fragment) Ausschnitte und andere Texte erscheinen in Manuskripte, Graz. HEFT, Schaffhausen u.a. iNN, Insbruck 1980 Hörspiel „ Bleiches Feuer“ ORF, Regie: Manfred Mixner 1983 Schreibt Roman „ Eskapade“ (unveröffentlicht) 1985- 1990 Roman „Die Trümmer Rubennachs“ (unveröffentlicht) 1990- 1994 Roman Orpheus & Eurydike (Fragment, unveröffentlicht) 1997 Fotoaustellung in Visual and performing art space, Umass, Amherst. USA 2000-2001 Roman „FRUZUL“ ( demnächst in Smashwords Editions) 2003/ 2011/12 Roman: Die Tiefschläger, Smashwords Edition 2006 Filmskript: Bad Bugs (englische Version) (demnächts in Smashwords Edition) 2007 Filmskript: Drop (englische Version) (demnächst in Smashwords Edition) 2008 Roman in Arbeit: Die Königin/ Die Freiherrin Lebt in Samaná, Dominicanische Republik Peter Fladl Martinez is originally from Austria and has lived in many parts of Europe and America including Italy, Spain, Puerto Rico, The United States of America and der Dominican Republic. He is a writer of novels, radiodramas and screenplays as well as a photographer. Published in Smashwords: Drop and Bad Bugs, two screenplays and Die Tiefschläger, a novel (in German). mailto: pefladlmartinez@yahoo.com
Premium Teenage Angst: The Dramatic Formative Years by Dave V Premium Teenage Angst: The Dramatic Formative Years by Dave V April 10, 2012 $0.99 1477 words Sample 20%
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Dave V is the author of KingPajamaCat.Com and an avid user of Spaced Repetition Software such as Anki.
Bad Bugs by Peter Fladl Martinez Bad Bugs by Peter Fladl Martinez April 10, 2012 $4.99 28159 words Sample 50%
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Peter Fladl Martinez Schriftsteller und Fotograf Geb. 19.2. 1954 in Bruck / Mur , Österreich. 1971 Beginnt den Roman „Fünf Variationen über die Nacht“ 1976 fertiggestellt. Erscheint 1977 bei Rogner & Bernhard, München. Forum Stadtpark Graz Mitglied. Beginnt den Roman „Hönigsbühl“ ( Fragment) Ausschnitte und andere Texte erscheinen in Manuskripte, Graz. HEFT, Schaffhausen u.a. iNN, Insbruck 1980 Hörspiel „ Bleiches Feuer“ ORF, Regie: Manfred Mixner 1983 Schreibt Roman „ Eskapade“ (unveröffentlicht) 1985- 1990 Roman „Die Trümmer Rubennachs“ (unveröffentlicht) 1990- 1994 Roman Orpheus & Eurydike (Fragment, unveröffentlicht) 1997 Fotoaustellung in Visual and performing art space, Umass, Amherst. USA 2000-2001 Roman „FRUZUL“ ( demnächst in Smashwords Editions) 2003/ 2011/12 Roman: Die Tiefschläger, Smashwords Edition 2006 Filmskript: Bad Bugs (englische Version) (demnächts in Smashwords Edition) 2007 Filmskript: Drop (englische Version) (demnächst in Smashwords Edition) 2008 Roman in Arbeit: Die Königin/ Die Freiherrin Lebt in Samaná, Dominicanische Republik Peter Fladl Martinez is originally from Austria and has lived in many parts of Europe and America including Italy, Spain, Puerto Rico, The United States of America and der Dominican Republic. He is a writer of novels, radiodramas and screenplays as well as a photographer. Published in Smashwords: Drop and Bad Bugs, two screenplays and Die Tiefschläger, a novel (in German). mailto: pefladlmartinez@yahoo.com
Lauren Oliver- Mielött elmegyek by Jasmin Fath Lauren Oliver- Mielött elmegyek by Jasmin Fath April 07, 2012 Free! 100524 words Read a sample
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Tales of The Geek Nation by Richard Jensen Tales of The Geek Nation by Richard Jensen April 06, 2012 $1.99 12276 words Sample 15%
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An Actor/Writer/Blogger/Video maker/Homegrown Pundit/Feisty Progressive. (Damn, that's a lot of slashes.)
Trivial Pursuits by Will Todd Trivial Pursuits by Will Todd April 05, 2012 $2.99 17914 words Sample 20%
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ALL ABOUT TODD 1960: Born. 1961-1982: Grew up. Did non-writing stuff. 1983-1985: Worked with NASA as Aerospace Engineer. Started writing scripts part-time for no money. 1986-1987: Started writing scripts full-time for no money. 1988-1990: Wrote for first two seasons of "THE WONDER YEARS". Nominated for Emmy, Humanitas, and Writers Guild Awards. Won Humanitas and Writers Guild. Lost Emmy to pilot of "Murphy Brown" but I'm not bitter anymore especially since show never lived up to its potential. Wrote the first two "TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES" movies. Became rich, but with occasional pangs of guilt. 1991-1992: Tried to elevate the quality of films coming out of Holywood by rejecting all script assignments and writing only on spec. I.E., Obscurity and Unemployment. 1993-1995: Ran away to Europe for a few months, returned, wrote first play. Ran away to Asia for a few months, returned, directed first short film. 1996: Stopped running long enough to get in line to write a feature film version of "I Dream of Jeannie". BLINK! Next. 1997-1999: Completed Quest for Seven Continents with travels to Africa, Australia, South America, and Antarctica (whiter even than The Blank Page). 2000-2002: Solidified reputation as International Man of Leisure. Blew it by writing a book in here somewhere. 2003-2005: Nap. 2006-2007: Wrote, produced, and directed a 90-minute compilation of comedy shorts called "42 STORY HOUSE". Sold very nearly that many DVD'S. 2008-2009: Pangs of guilt concerning sudden wealth now a distant memory, sought status as "Too Big To Fail". Failed. 2010: Attempted to finance an indie movie called "WHY THE SQUIRREL WON'T FRY". Fried. 2011: Published first eBook "THE TELLING OF MY MARCHING BAND STORY". Achieved Complete World Domination. (Pending)
LE DESSIN ANIME du rêve à la réalité by knoertzer jean LE DESSIN ANIME du rêve à la réalité by knoertzer jean April 01, 2012 $4.00 4093 words Sample 2%
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The Barn by Will Todd The Barn by Will Todd March 29, 2012 $2.99 11221 words Sample 20%
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ALL ABOUT TODD 1960: Born. 1961-1982: Grew up. Did non-writing stuff. 1983-1985: Worked with NASA as Aerospace Engineer. Started writing scripts part-time for no money. 1986-1987: Started writing scripts full-time for no money. 1988-1990: Wrote for first two seasons of "THE WONDER YEARS". Nominated for Emmy, Humanitas, and Writers Guild Awards. Won Humanitas and Writers Guild. Lost Emmy to pilot of "Murphy Brown" but I'm not bitter anymore especially since show never lived up to its potential. Wrote the first two "TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES" movies. Became rich, but with occasional pangs of guilt. 1991-1992: Tried to elevate the quality of films coming out of Holywood by rejecting all script assignments and writing only on spec. I.E., Obscurity and Unemployment. 1993-1995: Ran away to Europe for a few months, returned, wrote first play. Ran away to Asia for a few months, returned, directed first short film. 1996: Stopped running long enough to get in line to write a feature film version of "I Dream of Jeannie". BLINK! Next. 1997-1999: Completed Quest for Seven Continents with travels to Africa, Australia, South America, and Antarctica (whiter even than The Blank Page). 2000-2002: Solidified reputation as International Man of Leisure. Blew it by writing a book in here somewhere. 2003-2005: Nap. 2006-2007: Wrote, produced, and directed a 90-minute compilation of comedy shorts called "42 STORY HOUSE". Sold very nearly that many DVD'S. 2008-2009: Pangs of guilt concerning sudden wealth now a distant memory, sought status as "Too Big To Fail". Failed. 2010: Attempted to finance an indie movie called "WHY THE SQUIRREL WON'T FRY". Fried. 2011: Published first eBook "THE TELLING OF MY MARCHING BAND STORY". Achieved Complete World Domination. (Pending)
To Kill The Void by Dmitry Berger To Kill The Void by Dmitry Berger March 28, 2012 $4.99 9982 words Sample 40%
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Dmitry Berger is not really a writer. Come to think of it, he is not much of anything, despite the array of jobs and experience he has had: industrial assembly line worker, farmhand, artist, archaeologist, theatre light man, musician, software architect, soccer coach and player, piano teacher, trophy husband, to list a few. Oh, and he also writes. By and large, he is the closest thing to an ancient Greek philosopher, a Socrates in a winter jacket, if you will, who sits in a marketplace, observes the busy life around him and, if asked, shares his thoughts. Of course, given the nature of his being, Dmitry hardly fits anywhere in the modern world. The fact that he was born in 1963 to a Cossack mother and a Jewish father, in the brand new Ukrainian city of Novaya Kakhovka dubbed by the Soviet government the City of Communism, did not help his case at all. Particularly, when at the age of thirteen, he decided to dedicate himself to finding the truth and the meaning of life and becoming a complete human being. And, after about twenty-two minutes, he indeed found the truth and the meaning of life, and had nothing else left for him to do but remain a human being, albeit a lazy one, somewhat. Inspired by the poetry of Soviet heavyweights Mayakovsky and Vysotsky, he began writing poetry, prose and music, trying to create something unique, different from each other stories and characters, the way Beatles created songs that never sounded the same. Since making ones art sellable did not really matter in the USSR, Dmitry could do whatever he felt like. This wanton neglect of building a recognizable brand bit him in the ass later, when quality of production and attention to detail became vital in his futile attempts to sell himself out. Whereas Socrates was a gadfly to the Athenians, Dmitry Berger is more like a litmus test to the rest of the world. His entire life as well as his art is essentially an experiment designed to make other people challenge their preconceived notions of everything, mostly of themselves. As you can guess, Dmitry does not have many friends or allies. In his first twenty-seven years spent in the USSR, among other accomplishments, Dmitry had failed to publish a few stories, wasn’t able to stage a play, could not form a band or release his songs. Interestingly enough, it was not because of the prevailing ideology, as many claim, although he did openly leave the obligatory Young Communist League just for kicks. As soon as they graciously accepted his manuscripts, the Soviet publishers and directors, just as their American and Canadian counterparts would, suddenly realized they had no idea what to do with them. Dmitry’s writings offered another, slightly skewed point of view on commonly accepted things, while not being overly outrageous or fashionable enough. As an ancient philosopher, comrade Berger did not really care. He was going to Canada. In 1990, he with his wife and daughter sneaked into the suburbs of Ottawa, where he is still firmly stuck, probably for life. Until this day, he continues to expand his raging interest in every bit of what is life: from quantum physics to kinky sex, from the hand of God that helped Maradona break English hearts to American political circus, from the inner workings of our brains to slow roasting back ribs, in order to cram it all into his writings and music. As the years go by, Dmitry Berger is forced to take himself more seriously and, since book publishers and movie producers would not commit, he intends to convert some of his material into radio plays, audio and comic books. Collaborators are always welcome.
The gods have spoken by Vincent Uduh The gods have spoken by Vincent Uduh March 28, 2012 $2.99 15058 words Sample 35%
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Take Off! by Will Todd Take Off! by Will Todd March 26, 2012 $2.99 11107 words Sample 20%
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ALL ABOUT TODD 1960: Born. 1961-1982: Grew up. Did non-writing stuff. 1983-1985: Worked with NASA as Aerospace Engineer. Started writing scripts part-time for no money. 1986-1987: Started writing scripts full-time for no money. 1988-1990: Wrote for first two seasons of "THE WONDER YEARS". Nominated for Emmy, Humanitas, and Writers Guild Awards. Won Humanitas and Writers Guild. Lost Emmy to pilot of "Murphy Brown" but I'm not bitter anymore especially since show never lived up to its potential. Wrote the first two "TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES" movies. Became rich, but with occasional pangs of guilt. 1991-1992: Tried to elevate the quality of films coming out of Holywood by rejecting all script assignments and writing only on spec. I.E., Obscurity and Unemployment. 1993-1995: Ran away to Europe for a few months, returned, wrote first play. Ran away to Asia for a few months, returned, directed first short film. 1996: Stopped running long enough to get in line to write a feature film version of "I Dream of Jeannie". BLINK! Next. 1997-1999: Completed Quest for Seven Continents with travels to Africa, Australia, South America, and Antarctica (whiter even than The Blank Page). 2000-2002: Solidified reputation as International Man of Leisure. Blew it by writing a book in here somewhere. 2003-2005: Nap. 2006-2007: Wrote, produced, and directed a 90-minute compilation of comedy shorts called "42 STORY HOUSE". Sold very nearly that many DVD'S. 2008-2009: Pangs of guilt concerning sudden wealth now a distant memory, sought status as "Too Big To Fail". Failed. 2010: Attempted to finance an indie movie called "WHY THE SQUIRREL WON'T FRY". Fried. 2011: Published first eBook "THE TELLING OF MY MARCHING BAND STORY". Achieved Complete World Domination. (Pending)
Mènage a quattro by Giacomo Banchelli Mènage a quattro by Giacomo Banchelli March 25, 2012 $3.00 15063 words Sample 30%
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Ho sempre avuto la passione per i romanzi, i racconti, le sceneggiature, la fotografia e il cinema. Mi piace l’arte in tutti i sensi e adoro inventare sempre cose nuove. ***** My passion has always been novels, short stories, screenplays, photography and cinema. I like every kind of art and I love to create new things every time.
Team Aniston Versus Team Jolie by Kevin Schmadeka Team Aniston Versus Team Jolie by Kevin Schmadeka March 25, 2012 $0.99 23264 words Sample 41%
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I live in Washington State where I work in construction and do some political lobbying work in my spare time. "Team Aniston Versus Team Jolie" is my fifth screenplay.
A nessuno interessa cosa hai mangiato per pranzo! by Gatta Sorniona A nessuno interessa cosa hai mangiato per pranzo! by Gatta Sorniona March 24, 2012 Free! 5258 words Sample 10%
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L'equilibrio precario tra: la dieta, il panino alla porchetta e un sano desiderio di fuga... tutto questo pedalando per la mia città!
BOI MEETS GRL - a vampire screenplay by David Sloma BOI MEETS GRL - a vampire screenplay by David Sloma March 21, 2012 $2.99 21739 words Sample 20%
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A writer/filmmaker. In a word: storyteller.
What? Watt? Where? Ware? by Thom Goddard What? Watt? Where? Ware? by Thom Goddard March 20, 2012 $0.99 805 words Sample 20%
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A BAFTA Award winning writer.
Krohn's Island by Helen Rusinoff Krohn's Island by Helen Rusinoff March 20, 2012 Free! 4451 words Read a sample
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Helen Rusinoff grew up in Russia, and now works as a digital artist in Carlsbad, California.
ONE JOURNEY: An original short screenplay by David Sloma ONE JOURNEY: An original short screenplay by David Sloma March 15, 2012 $1.79 1175 words Sample 10%
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A writer/filmmaker. In a word: storyteller.
Rupunzel And The Three Hobo's by Reeda Biebz Rupunzel And The Three Hobo's by Reeda Biebz March 12, 2012 Free! 987 words Read a sample
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To check out the stuff 'bout me go here~~>http://www.wattpad.com/2489732-random-things-about-me
Man and Margot by Káldor Márk Man and Margot by Káldor Márk March 04, 2012 $1.99 13504 words Sample 20%
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Le Prince de L'ombre by Chuylaw Mey Le Prince de L'ombre by Chuylaw Mey March 04, 2012 $8.00 5300 words Sample 20%
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