When the past is the present and the present is the future. I’ve been so busy lately trying to do the very thing I suggested in my articles not to do which is multitasking. Having set my goals and agendas high, breaking the steady repetition of the past and venturing out on new ground (more like embarking on a journey I started many years ago, but somehow had gotten sidetracked), and now presently I’m consumed with various projects which has resulted in neglecting my personal Blog sites.
All my Blogs are getting a maintenance work over and reorganization face-lift. Since I began starting a new company with primarily focusing on photography and writing, I have decided to pursue more book writing projects as well and extend my focus on publishing my works of fiction, poetry, and assorted screenplays to completion. This will impact my writing articles and I have realized just like so many other writers that if you have these particular goals or aspirations like selling a script or finishing up novels, and publishing your manuscripts, it is time to stop procrastinating, and complete these goals and have them fulfilled. There is no time like the present and in the present we make the future. I’ve been living with the old adage “Never put off tomorrow what you can do today“ and never forget your dreams, never lose sight of them, never shut them away, or in time you would loose them, and they will fade away completely.
Several friends of mine used to say, “It is never too late. Never give up.” I totally agree. And never stop dreaming, I say. This present and each moment in this present time is creating the future as we want it to be. I know it is very hard for unsolicited writers or first-time writers to get published, but you might start think about self-publishing as a way to get a jumpstart on your first book. Also seek out publishing companies that have a reputation of being friendly to new writers and novelists. Be your own agent or obtain one through these methods. Read up on the chosen craft that you want to pursue in like writing screenplays and publishing poetry, or any other particular subject that you want to accomplish and succeed in. This particular Blog is geared towards writers and positive thinkers who want to fulfill their lifelong dreams. For all the dreamers out there and writers, poets, novelists, screenwriters, filmmakers, and visual artists, never lose sight of those dreams, and keep working at it, even if you get delayed or diverted, keep pursuing that aim and never stop trying. Your efforts will not be in vain, I guarantee it. Live life to the fullest!
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Three authors have begun a federal class action suit against Penguin and its self-publishing services provider, Author Solutions, seeking damages of more than $5 mn. Says Publishers Weekly: The suit, which seeks class action status, alleges that Author Solutions misrepresents itself, luring authors in with claims that its books can compete with “traditional publishers,” offering “greater speed, higher royalties, and more control for its authors.” The company then profits from “fraudulent” practices.....* Read the whole stroy at Forbes.com
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