Writing and Complaining

Here's a couple of FREE sources that cover virtually every aspect of writing and publishing. Why I believe this is valuable information for you is that I am a believer that "Everyone has a book inside them" as the saying goes. And many people could use the information offered from: http://parapublishing.com/sites/para/resources/newsletter.cfm Many years ago I use to receive a free hard copy of Poyntor newsletter. As a subject that interests me, I kept a few copies all of this time. After I was talked into getting a computer by my sons (I resisted this for almost 30 years), I became curious whether or not Parapublishing still existed. To my surprise it was. And the rest is history. I've been receiving Mr. Poyntor's newsletters regularly. My email has been maintained without being distributed to any other. "Your email address is not distributed to anyone.Period." So, if you're curious about FREE book marketing, full of tips, writing/publishing/promotion news, resources - twice a month - click on the above link and let them know you're interested. You can't go wrong with all the information you received, and may just light up your life leading to a new venture. As for complaining. Yes, there's a right and wrong way. What's nice is this quite large booklet, about the size of an Atlas Road Map book is updated and published each year by way of your tax dollars. It's FREE, and useful, and informative, and step by step examples, and, and, and,... You'll find virtually every company and corporation of every sort, along with contact information if ever you need it. They steer you straight about how to complain effectively. You never know when that will be needed nowadays. (I find it is needed frequently, as I'm not an apathetic,but rather active, engaged person that will let you know if you're not doing what you are suppose to do or something I purchased does not do what it's suppose to do, ought to do; I do get upset, especially if I'm paying for something and it's not doing what It's suppose to do. (You know what I mean.) This truly fantastic and FREE 2008 Consumer Action Handbook is now available. To order: www.consumeraction.gov/caw_orderhandbook.shtml and they'll ship you up to five copies (if that's what you really want). All one household should have or need is one copy. Why am I providing this information to you? Glad you asked. As I have said in a blog or two, on this blog and my other blog, that I have always enjoyed sharing those things I find practical and useful for myself over many, many years. (There's a guy in Washington that has made millions of dollars compiling this type of information. I could have done that myself years ago, but that's not been my M.O.) While I still can, I delight in people discovering now and then my nuggets of freebies useful for themselves. Have at them. Thanks for visiting. - Bob (1 Cor.13)