Showcase for Starving Writers
Friar Bob's Books are now available on Kindle, Nook, Ipad
and numerous other ebook medias.
Precautions:
All works posted here are
copyrighted and protected
under law from infringement.
By posting their work here,
authors tacitly give permission
to others to download, read
and even print the work, but
not more than one copy and
for the reader's personal use
only. Any discovered violation
of that agreement will result in
litigation. RGM
This is how it works.
This section lists Genres. Under each genre, look for a grid which illustrates the Book Title, the Author's name and a one sentence comment about the book. As reviews come in, if any of our readers are so kind as to write them, they will be linked from that grid.
Since this site is spankin' bran new, we don't have many listings yet, but I think that will change quickly. This is an excellent place to acquire good, new books and for authors to get some exposure for their work.
Enjoy your visit. Take your time. Pick out a good read.
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Blogs and Short Stories
(The first few chapters are here for review and the full manuscript is available for $7.00.)
If you have any problems, please email. RGM
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Disclaimers:
None of the books we
list depict real human
beings, corporations or
politicians, unless
specifically indicated.
Starving-writers.com
bears no responsibility
for what our authors say in their books. We are just a book store. Our purpose is to showcase unpublished books for struggling writers and to make a buck
doing it.
Ancient Secret Societies were the fathers of the modern ones. What is hidden at Masada remains in that realm.
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Hardcover? As Gone as Gutenberg!!
The Ebook Revolution is ringing the death knell of traditional publishing. Amazon reports ebooks outselling
hardcovers by an increasing monthly margin. Hard cover books will be obsolete in our lifetimes. It's
happening as we watch. The traditional literary agent will give way to the epublicist. The Ivory Tower
Publishing House is quickly vanishing. All Aleister Smiley needs is his Thumb Drive and an internet access.
All Angus Williamson needs is an IPad, a Nook or a Kindle. But, of course, Johnny Lewis still needs his Anna and perhaps, that gift of the gods.
