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306 Stories

  • Penguin Random House by EmilyMaj
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    This is a quick little information page on one of the biggest publishing companies in Canada, Penguin Random House Canada. There archives are filled with numerous of award winning authors from across the nation. Follow some of the instructions on how to become published by Random House and maybe you could one day become thier next top seller!
  • AdSense alternative for Indian publishers by adsensealternatives
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    Well, the good news is there are several effective ways to monetize website traffic. One popular method is through display advertising, where you can sign up with ad networks like Google AdSense or 7Search PPC to place ads on your site. Another option is affiliate marketing, where you promote products or services on your website and earn a commission for every sale made through your referral. You can also consider offering sponsored content or sponsored posts, where companies pay you to feature their content on your site
  • A SHORT STORY by AdesolaAfolabiFalade
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    This a short story and there is a reason why. It had to be a short story because there was no other way he could explain himself.
  • How do Authors Submit their Manuscripts to Book Publishers in India? by bfcpublications2024
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    Learn how authors can submit their manuscripts to book publishers in India with this comprehensive guide. From traditional publishing houses to self-book publishers, discover the steps to getting your manuscript in the hands of a publisher.
  • A Merry Time by thewebo
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    This is an early Christmas poem. I know we have a long way to go before we wrap presents again, but that doesn't mean we can stop giving happiness, peace, and love to everyone around the world. Happy early Christmas 😄
  • A Novelist by EKShortstories
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    A troubled writer and an optimistic editor come at odds with each other when the novel they are editing threatens their grip on reality. Knowing no other way to escape the insanity, the editor swears to destroy it. However, the power between the novel and the author may be a greater threat than the editor had expected... _____________________ COVER EDITED BY EKS COMPLETED and EDITED 2014 EKS WATTYAWARD FINALIST PUBLISHED/COPYRIGHT _____________________ Help this story become a film: http://www.iflist.com/stories/anovelist
  • How to Publish an Ebook: A Step-by-Step Guide by bfcpublications2024
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    Learn how to publish an e-book with this comprehensive guide. Explore the best e-book publishing platforms and discover the step-by-step process to bring your e-book to readers worldwide.
  • You and I by 4booknerd4
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    Taylor Stone and Allie Smith have been dating for several years now, ever since college started as a matter of fact. What happened when Taylor does something that will change their lives for ever, and launch them into a new age. As Allie's life is about to change, she remembers everything, the good and bad, that have lead them up to this point in their lives. She will see how what they did when they were younger was sometimes stupid, irrational, but at times, carding, protective, and full of love. It all comes down to one word in the end. Yes, or no.
  • Hoor || PJM by iffu461133
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    A story of a lover who will do every possible thing to be with her love " Loving you had consequences but for you, I'll risk it all " She collapse on ground and screamed in pain, being on her sajood she speaks to her lord while tears streaming down from her eyes " Ya Allah I have loved him, ya Allah ".
  • Bookleaf Publishing|Bookleaf Publishing reviews|Bookleaf Publishing complaints by bookleafpublishings
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    We understand that authors who opt for self-publishing are perfectionists and always strive for the best and can go to any extent to fulfill their dream. BookLeaf Publishing promises the authors to provide hand-holding guidance in each step with a very friendly and close to heart experience. We provide all the services to help Authors self-publish books and ebooks, from editing, proofreading, book covers, book design and ebook conversion, to book distribution and book marketing, in the lowest cost ever.
  • Model for Families and Businesses to Help Resolve Problems with Alcoholics by danielfeerst
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    Daniel Feerst calls his intervention model for businesses the "Performance-based Intervention Model" and his model for families or close friends of an alcoholic, "The Family Empowerment Model." Both approaches divert strongly from archaic and problematic models of intervention first promulgated in the 1960s that followed the publishing of the book, "I'll Quit Tomorrow" by Vernon Johnson, who found of the Johnson Institute.
  • Inspirational Quotes  by EmmadMia
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    Those are just random quotes you might enjoy and be inspired with. Some may be familiar. Enjoy the inspirational feels! Disclaimer: I DON'T own some of the quotes Some quotes can be found at the internet (mostly at google or bing) Some are made by myself Anyways, enjoy!
  • Our Kids and Social Media: Can One Survive Without the Other? by RiverRegionParents
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    What came first...the chicken or the egg? This has been an unanswered question floating for generations. Actually, you can get an answer, but it will always be different depending on who you ask. This led me to start thinking about social media. Can social media survive without us? Or can we not survive without it? The iPhone was launched in 2007, just 16 short years ago. And within those 16 years, we have launched ourselves deeply into tech so fast that our brains and bodies are having trouble keeping up. We see this manifest physically through "tech neck," trigger thumb (from texting too much), upper back pain from bending over our phones so much, eye problems, and so on. We also see the psychological manifestations through the increase in anxiety, depression, body image issues, etc. These symptoms, ranging from annoying to highly distressing, can be alleviated, if not cured, by simply putting our devices down. For thousands of years, humans have been communicating face-to-face with one another. We were outdoors. We paid attention to our surroundings more. We stopped to smell the roses and dug our toes in the grass. New research shows us that simply "grounding" or getting outside and walking in the grass for just 15 minutes a day alleviates anxiety and may even counteract the EMFs that we absorb through so much digital use. So if our bodies are built to be without devices, and our bodies give us all of these signals that we need to be without them, and if we FEEL better without them, then why are we having such a hard time putting them down? So back to the questions.