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Rupert Murdoch famously said that online content cannot stay free, but putting a dollar value on information is not the way to go. Capitalism must change to better fit the new media, and smaller operators are showing the way.

Science fiction author Simon Haynes followed the 2008 release of his free online novel by publishing low-cost eBooks that can be read on any model of eBook reader.

Ambience Productions announces the much anticipated publication of Real Life Dramas: Volume One by author Darren G. Burton and published by Lulu Press.

Tiny little micro fiction postcards that you can read and pass on... what more could you want? They're funny, sexy, sleazy, shocking, and will take you to places you didn't know existed. But if you want 'em cheap you've gotta be QUICK!

James houston Turner's acclaimed geopolitical thriller, The Identity Factor, was honored in Los Angeles at the 2008 Best Books Awards

A controversial new novel on belief and love. 26 august 2008

Novelist James Houston Turner's acclaimed thriller, The Identity Factor, beat thousands of competitors from around the world to receive finalist awards in three international book competitions.

Brascoe Publishing, a young and enthusiastic independent press in Adelaide, has teamed up with Arts Hub Australia to provide a special member offer.

Financial members of the South Australian Writers Centre will be able to access discounted writer development and mentoring services until the end of July.

Local Adelaide publisher, Brascoe Publishing, has discounted its Manuscript Assessment service until the end of the financial year, to encourage writers to spend some of the wintry weather inside, doing what they do best.

Ever wanted to learn something new? To think about something different, for a change? Try a different kind of book.

Popular author Askin Ozcan's recently published five books, are now available also in Australia, at www.fishpond.com.au

Brascoe Publishing is calling for submissions from young women who live with (or used to live with) hair loss that is not cancer-related or medically induced, for its latest anthology.

Somebody’s Always Hungry- a new collection of Short stories by Juliet Johnson- an insight in a delightful, and poignant way- representing the life of a mother, and the way it changed in a positive way with the arrival of her children.

The Brascoe Publishing interim survey results reveal some interesting things about writers and what they are after.

Adelaide novelist and inspirational speaker, James Houston Turner, will address a breakfast crowd on May 27, 2008, at the 60th annual NAFSA convention in Washington, D.C.

Brascoe Publishing is offering the huge prize of 25% off any service of your choice when you complete their online market research survey.

So you want to escape civilization? Live like a gypsy? “Pack up your donkeys and go”, That is what Rowan says. She has been on the road, traveling on foot with her donkeys and walking around much of Australia and sleeping in her tent at night

Five books published in one month. Escaping into the imagination was a way of survival for her.

SLCN will provide a live broadcast of Neil Strauss as he conducts a reading from his book The Rules of the Game in Second Life on Sunday, January 13, 2008 from 12 pm to 3 pm SLT.

John Reyer Afamasaga - Author Interview Part 3 of 6

Kafe Gavani - the debut novel by Australian author Edgar J Barrett has been released as a serialized novel online.

A generation ago talking publicly about childhood sexual abuse and other forms of abuse were frowned upon and the abused were often left alone to feel the shame of their ordeal and cope in silence. Have things changed for today's generation?

Now that we have a better understanding of the Law of Attraction, it is no surprise why so many people struggle with regards to money. It is been said that "the rich get richer while the poor get poorer".This is the LOA.