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'Earth Essay- The Promise & Wisdom of Nanotechnology'.

Stephanie Lynne's Authors.com blog, May 2013.This excerpt is from my recent paper on Earth and Environmental Sociology. I have evaluated a range of viable approaches to Earth's crisis, beyond the remit of sustainable development, broadening the debate to encompass the promise of new technologies, focusing on Nanotechnology. The topic is certainly close to my heart and is dedicated to the 'One Planet' initiative & a range of natural healing organisations, as an opportunity to give back and…See More

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This Group is for Book Reviews and Review Requests. Reviews requested here should be done as a courtesy to a fellow member, not as a paid service. We invite you to create your own Discussions relevant to the Group topic. Please create your content within our guidelines.See More

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Don't make blatantly self-serving blog posts or status updates please, people!

Posted by Kay Elizabeth on May 9, 2013 at 4:30pm 1 Comment 1 Like

Constantly linking to your own work or copy/pasting it here is irritating. To those who do: you're not making yourself look good in the eyes of the community, do you realize that? No one likes a taker who doesn't give back to Authors.com and only…

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Building A Support Network of Fellow Authors: who's the enemy?

Posted by Authors.com on May 13, 2011 at 12:52pm 23 Comments 18 Likes

Experienced authors know that finishing your book does not mean you've finished your work by any means. It's just beginning. If you want to keep your enthusiasm alive, build lasting friendships and even possibly rack up more sales, knowing how to…

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Outlining vs. Freewriting. What are your thoughts?

Posted by Katie McKnight on May 5, 2013 at 9:55pm 17 Comments 2 Likes

Characters are dominating your thoughts, your fingers are itching to type and the beginning of a great story fills your computer screen. Then...silence. You reach that point in your story where your characters take a coffee break and you are…

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Spotlight Interview with Author Tracy Kaufmann

Posted by SpotlightInterviews on September 16, 2012 at 4:24pm 2 Comments 2 Likes

Q1: Thanks for participating in our Authors.com Spotlight Interview series Tracy! Please introduce yourself and your book to help our readers get to know you.

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