As a native from france who spent 6 years in England, using british English, i do hope, I got a nice surprise last year when a publisher decided to publish my first book (in French, the first and only one, for now), and told to myself, what the heck let's continue the stories, and wrote ever since in english. I've been using kindle digital publishing ever since.
The best advice I got: WRITE, WRITE, WRITE
The second one: REWRITE REWRITE, REWORD
The best advice I got: WRITE, WRITE, WRITE
The second one: REWRITE REWRITE, REWORD
"Play the brackets on stage" is a book i wrote via script frenzy contest, plus some reviews, given the second useful advice to writers after they wrote is: "Rewrite, rewrite, and maybe reword :)" so a book about a flatmates sharing house and some passion, building on my lovely time in Bristol and here writing and putting a performance on stage.
"BigBang" is a fiction where BB is personnalized, btw a he or a she, and wondering what it would take to create this universe, kind of the first entrepreneurship adventure around.
"MBA the Magic Bible of Arts" was a compendium I wrote while undertaking my MBA. I have filtered it via REWRITE REWRITE REWORD and format it again following KDP guidelines. So this booK:
As soon as i entered "my" business school, I wondered if Harry Potter had tuition fees to enter Hogwarts, and from there, I am kind of going over an MBA linking business to real magic, potions we can all know the recipe, and taking some parallels with arts. For example, Jackson Pollack painting made me think of interdependence existing in modern economy, another example, drawing parallels between strategy and the study of Roland Barthes in photography.
As soon as i entered "my" business school, I wondered if Harry Potter had tuition fees to enter Hogwarts, and from there, I am kind of going over an MBA linking business to real magic, potions we can all know the recipe, and taking some parallels with arts. For example, Jackson Pollack painting made me think of interdependence existing in modern economy, another example, drawing parallels between strategy and the study of Roland Barthes in photography.
I am keeping on updating my blog in English (“English Flow”) and in French (“Un fleuve Français”: http://stotb.blogspot.com
and do love to exchange ideas around. Diversity nurtures very much everything in our world, so very interested in your feedback.
PS: non pas le parti socialiste, I have linked ebooks on amazon.com. available on amazon.co.uk, keep working on getting them available on the almighty .fr .
PS2: some spreadsheet libary of volumes, showing path wandering through libraries, shops, travels from 1993 to 2010, or so.
No comments:
Post a Comment