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Penny Wise, and Pound Foolish

January 25, 2024
by Caroline Miller
"Just Read It", Bernie Sanders, Big publishing houses struggle with Amazon, book reviews on Amazon, community standards on Amazon, death of small bookstores, Fifty Shades of Grey, Getting Lost to Find Home, Karl Marlantes, oligarchs of power in publishing, Sage Adair mystery series, Susan Stoner
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Like the boy who cried wolf, U. S. Senator Bernie Sanders has long blamed oligarchs for weakening our democracy. Of late, his prognostications ring true.  Vast fortunes concentrated in the hands of large corporations and a few individuals have weakened the middle class, leading the
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Panning The Romance Novel

March 06, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Bad Romance, E. L. James, Fifty Shades of Grey, Gothic Spring, Jesse Baron, Lynn Lorenz, romance novels, Trompe l'Oeil
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romance novel cover
“If you do not have a happy-for-now or happily-ever-after ending, you aren’t writing romance. You will let your readers down.” Lynn Lorenz, a romance writer gave that advice to novices at a conference held in Las Vegas last August. While literary authors like Phillip Roth or Mar
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