All Blog Posts Tagged 'article' (6)

Definition of success Success 1. S: sense of direction 2. U: understanding of the self and other 3. C: courage, the courage to go for your vision, for what is ethically and morally beneficial for the world 4. C: compassion, having compassion, means overcoming our heart of conceit 5. E: esteem, developing self esteem by overcoming the… Continue

Who do you think you are? Huh? Who are we really? We are the imagination of ourselves. This imagination is polluted by external opinions, and media hypnosis We are designed to feed on information, opinions, law and order, good and bad, we call reality. As Einstein says, “reality is an i… Continue

Author MaAnna Stephenson stops by Creative Penn http://www.thecreativepenn.com/2009/07/14/just-the-faqs/ where she talks about her Just the FAQs series written for folks to help reduce their learning curve when developing an online presence. Whether you're creating a blog, articles, a website or want to learn about RSS feeds, this series is for you. These books pull from MaAnna's experience which includes two decades of technical writing, web design and marketing. When you visit her tour stop a… Continue

Author MaAnna Stephenson shares her expertise with the Book Marketing Maven about how blogging and feeds benefit authors. MaAnna Stephenson, author of the Just the FAQs ebook series. MaAnna draws from her experience which includes two decades of technical wri… Continue

Want to know "The Top Two Things All Site Owners Should Know"? Stop by Sharing With Writers http://sharingwithwriters.blogspot.com/2009/07/maanna-stephenson-shares-top-two-things.html on July 6 where author MaAnna Stephenson offers insights based on her Just the FAQs ebook series. MaAnna's experience includes two decades of technical writing, web design and marketing for coun… Continue

Soon after the release of my novel 'A Study in Red - The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper', I was approached by the editor of the Journal of 'The Whitechapel Society 1888' and asked to write an article for their June issue, telling of the genesis of the book. The society, based in London, studies not only the crimes of Jack the Ripper, but the history of Victorian and Edwardian London in general. I felt privileged to be asked to contribute to the journal of this prestigious society, and the art… Continue