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Smashwords: Mark Coker's 2013 Book Publishing Industry Predictions

This comprehensive piece predicts a sunny future for ebook authors in 2013.

Smashwords: Mark Coker's 2013 Book Publishing Industry Predictions - Indie Ebook Authors Take Charge
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2 Poems Published in: "Grandmothers' Necklace" Epic Press 2010

2 Poems Published in: "Grandmothers' Necklace" Epic Press 2010
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"Room in My Heart" Published in "Wisdom of Old Souls" Hidden Brook Press 2008

"Room in My Heart" Published in "Wisdom of Old Souls" Hidden Brook Press 2008
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Ruth Zaryski Jackson
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Ruth has written stories and poems when younger, then academic papers or reports as a student, a researcher and later an Historical Planner. She started writing memoir when she realized she needed to tell her story, not only to her children, but also to her younger siblings whose childhoods differed greatly from hers. She has improved her craft taking on-line courses with U3A, Ryerson University and Days Road Writers. Allyson Latta's gentle support was instrumental in having her first story published in 2008 in "The Wisdom of Old Souls", an anthology about Grandmothers. In 2010 two of her poems were published in "Grandmothers' Necklace". Ruth's forthcoming memoir is called: "Missing Sadie, Missing Myself: Memories of a Childhood". ©Ruth Zaryski Jackson, Memoir Writer's World/memoirwritersworld.blogspot.com 2008-2024. Site and content wholly written, created, and owned by Ruth Zaryski Jackson and cannot be used without her express and written consent.
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