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One would think it would be easy to write a fictionalized novel. But good fiction often is harder than fact, because fiction relies heavily on the author's imagination and creativity.
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Dr. Seuss is one of the best – and certainly the most recognized – children's author in the world. His silly, nonsensical rhymes and stories have captivated children for over half a century.
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Previously, artists had to share their work through exhibitions or in museums. Now, they have the ability to share their work through a printed medium.
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A biography is defined as an account or detailed description of a person's life that is being written by someone other than the person whose life is being documented.
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There are a lot of would-be authors sitting on the fence, trying to determine if their idea for a book is actually feasible. There are a lot of questions involved in the decision-making process.
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Writing and publishing a book about cooking is not unlike following a recipe for a favorite dish. With just the right ingredients, mixed in the right order, authors will have a successful product.
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Imagination certainly is a characteristic required for authors of most genres, but none more than books that focus on faith and spirituality.
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Authors who enjoy history may wish to write about it. There are several kinds of historical novels that can be considered for authors who wish to go this route.
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Are you really good at building model cars? Do you have experience making your own jewelry and wish to share it with the world?
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Stephen King, perhaps one of the most compelling horror story tellers of modern times, agreed with Poe, adding that authors make up the horrors in their books to help them cope with the real ones in life.
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The world can be a very serious place, which sometimes makes it difficult to find things to laugh about. But laughter often is the best medicine – a secret that comedians have discovered and used to their advantage.
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It is only natural for human beings – who are inquisitive by nature – to try to figure out things for themselves. Mysteries, unlike some other genres, have the ability to set the human brain in motion, forcing it to think in order to fit the pieces of the puzzle together.
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Writing a nonfiction book can be far more challenging than writing a book from another genre. By their very nature, nonfiction books are based on facts, real life events and real people.
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Avid readers are familiar with the many genres of books on the market today, including fiction, nonfiction, mystery, horror and spiritual. But sometimes books do not fit neatly into one genre or another.
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Most people have heard the saying that a picture is worth a thousand words. But sometimes, pictures do not require words at all, as in the case of a book dedicated exclusively to photography.
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Collections of poetry can be challenging to get published. The more organized a poet is when compiling their work, the greater the likelihood that they will find a publisher interested in getting that work into the hands of the public.
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Aside from primary religious books that discuss the dogma and practices of a specific religion, there also are religious-themed novels and manuscripts that can inspire. Sometimes, those books reach readers who were not previously religious, and are influenced enough by what they read to explore further.
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Most romance novels are created based on the assumption of the perfect love story between two characters. Sometimes there is a love triangle. Sometimes, the main characters must overcome amazing odds in order to be together.
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Science fiction is one of the most popular genres in literature. But while science fiction is one of those genres that allows people to escape into worlds and situations that they likely will never face in their real lives, that doesn't mean that it should be purely fantasy.
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Self-help books are hardly a new phenomenon in the book-publishing world. They've been in existence since before the Civil War, but never have they been more popular than they are now. As of 2001, 2.6 percent of all new book titles were of the self-help genre.
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Athletics is rife with natural drama, human tension and amazing talent. Is it any wonder, then, that some of the most popular books available revolve around sports?
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Who hasn't dreamed of visiting exotic places, exploring a new part of the globe with each new trip? While most people undoubtedly dream about a life spent traveling and learning about other places, the reality is that not many people will have the time or finances to do so.
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