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Infosynthesis -

Law and Social Engineering

 

Story Asia - Beating procrastination, the thief of the Storyteller's time

 

Jack's Fables -

Jack's Fables - Volume 1

 

Storyteller's Nuts and Bolts - The Disappearing Comma

 

Blow Your Own Trumpet! -

  • Storyteller with a Heart - interview with Jim Cyr

Articles for Storytellers - Editing Secrets

 

Zodiac's Children - Leo's Child

 

1000 Reviews

It Works by Ronald G. Miller

 

The Mee Street Chronicles by Frankie Lennon

 

Ochre As The Earth by Sharanya Manivannan


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INFOSYNTHESIS


Law and Social Engineering 

 

Law is a body of rules and regulations that govern social, business, and other conducts to promote well being of the people, order and good governance in a given body or state. It rewards those who comply with its provisions and punishes offenders. The law is usually set by an authority, ruler or sovereign person or body, to be administered in a given state, place or organization.

 

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STORYASIA


Beating Procrastination, the thief of the Storyteller's time

 

Have you ever started to plan a story only to put it aside five minutes later … for the seventh time? Simply put, this is procrastinating. If this is what’s happening to you, here are some tips to help you beat this thief of your precious time.

 

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Jack's Fables


Jack's Fables

 

Jack Stewart and I have collated some of the stories he's written for the column and compiled them into an ebook.

 

As a gesture of thanks for your support and also in compliance with our desire to do a simple act of gratitude, we're giving this ebook to you for free.

 

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Jack and I hope you enjoy this gift. If you'd like to show your appreciation, please click on this link - http://www.OneSimpleAct.com/?mid=59954 - and sign up (also for free) to join the website.

 

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Storyteller's Nuts and Bolts


The Disappearing Comma

 

When is a comma not a comma? When it’s missing! The most important job for a comma is to prevent confusion for the reader. If a comma isn’t there, the reader may become lost.

 

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BLOW YOUR OWN TRUMPET!


Storyteller with a Heart - Interview with Jim Cyr

 

Excerpts ...

 

Jim: Heart Tales is what I call my storytelling because the true spirit of my work is to lead people on a life-changing adventure toward wholeness by connecting their hearts to their true selves, to others, and to God, through stories of healing, wisdom, and faith. I tell stories from my heart that I hope will touch the hearts of others with healing, wisdom, and grace.

 

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ZODIAC'S CHILDREN


Leo's Child

 

Excerpts ...

 

Everyone always says that Cancer’s children are moody and they grow up to be moody adults.  I have to disagree.  All of the Cancers that I have ever met were rather stable emotionally speaking. 

 

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ARTICLES FOR STORYTELLERS

 

Editing Secrets

 

Once you’ve plotted out your book, developed the characters and written the last word of text, the real work begins. As busy editors are bombarded with hundreds or even thousands of submissions a year, it’s more important than ever that authors apply their own editing skills to their manuscripts before putting them in the mail. Checking your basic grammar and spelling are of course important, but authors need to go beyond surface editing if their work has a chance of catching an editor’s eye.

 

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1000 Reviews

It Works by Ronald G. Miller

 

Excerpts ...

 

It Works is a non-fiction piece of work and can safely be categorised under the self-help genre. On the back cover of the book, it is stated that Ronald Miller ‘shows us how to achieve all our dreams and desires through’ mind power and goal setting, the process of goal setting and tools and resources for successful goal setting.

 

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The Mee Street Chronicles: Straight Up Stories of a Black Woman's Life by Frankie Lennon

 

Excerpts ...

 

Autobiographies are a dime a dozen, and going by the school of thought that everyone has a story in them, ergo, everyone has an autobiography in them. But what then makes a memoir powerful? Surely, the thoughts of figures who have made significant achievements are of interest to others.

 

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Ochre As The Earth by Sharanya Manivannan

 

Excerpts ...

 

Sometimes I think you would have to be absolutely androgynous not to want to make love to me.

 

As far as opening lines go, this one will forever stand out in my mind. They were the ones uttered by Sharanya Manivannan during her solo show, Ochre As The Earth.  

 

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