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HEROES – PROLOGUE
 Today I have a surprise for my facebook and website friends. The following is the prologue to HEROES. It tells of the dilemma that Hawk Jameson is about to face, and of the fear, the frustration that has been forced upon him by the invasion of Kuwait, and Hussein’s obsession to possess the oil…
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HEROES – BOUND INTO A BOOK
HEROES  BOUND INTO A BOOK – four of the most beautiful words in Webster’s. Tuesday, July 19, 2011, the author’s copy of the softback version of HEROES was waiting at my door step. I’ve got to tell you there was major excitement at this writer’s (oops, make that author’s) house. I’ve been told that we’re…
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THE DAY I DIDN’T VISIT LEAVENWORTH PRISON
Everyone, well, almost everyone, has heard of Leavenworth Prison in Leavenworth, Kansas. One person who really wanted to see Leavenworth Prison, was my late sister-in-law, my good friend, Margi Capehart. So, in 1995 when she and her husband, Jim visited us in Kansas City, she made known her desire to see the prison. “I’ve studied…
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THE GALLEYS – HERE & GONE
As the title of this post tells you, the galleys are here. Now the hard work begins. Three-hundred pages of text to sift through, page by page, line by line, word by word, looking for errors. The possibilities are endless; it could be an omitted word, or too many spaces between words in a sentence,…
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WHAT ARE GALLEYS? (OR GALLEY PROOFS)
In the last post I told you about my story that turned into a manuscript, and its’ journey to Author House. I also talked about the submission process and how my manuscript had to be edited and formatted to the publisher’s specifications. So, today the process continues with information about the book galleys. Exactly what…
