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Good range. You have thousands of topics since they gave you an open ended range of dates. You could do Indian tribes, their migrations, their trade routes, the epidemics which decimated them, most explorers, the viking settlements, unproven discoverers of the America, the foundation of any...

Good range. You have thousands of topics since they gave you an open ended range of dates. You could do Indian tribes, their migrations, their trade routes, the epidemics which decimated them, most explorers, the viking settlements, unproven discoverers of the America, the foundation of any...

Good range. You have thousands of topics since they gave you an open ended range of dates. You could do Indian tribes, their migrations, their trade routes, the epidemics which decimated them, most explorers, the viking settlements, unproven discoverers of the America, the foundation of any...

Under the bar top would be good, if that is possible. Shellacked to the bar as well, decoupage I guess it is called. It seems a bit boastful to paste up your own clippings though. Maybe just use a picture or two with his funny high school haircut instead (everyone had a funny haircut in...

Is it true that You only write children's books because you failed at writing adult books? What do you say to people that claim your books are derivative?

Is it true that You only write children's books because you failed at writing adult books? What do you say to people that claim your books are derivative?

Is it true that You only write children's books because you failed at writing adult books? What do you say to people that claim your books are derivative?

Only if your novel is based on your own life, which allows it to be sold as "a true story of teens. Take a novel like Curtis Sittenfield's Prep. The age of the author is what got it picked up, as it is an honest, first person look at life in an eastern boarding school. So the author's age was...

Only if your novel is based on your own life, which allows it to be sold as "a true story of teens. Take a novel like Curtis Sittenfield's Prep. The age of the author is what got it picked up, as it is an honest, first person look at life in an eastern boarding school. So the author's age was...

They write about family or friends. They want to sell in a genre or market they don't normally write for and don't want to be judged as "that sci-fi" writer. They just don't want to be bothered. I bet Salinger still wishes he hadn't used his name, I know the guy who drew Calvin & Hobbes does...

They write about family or friends. They want to sell in a genre or market they don't normally write for and don't want to be judged as "that sci-fi" writer. They just don't want to be bothered. I bet Salinger still wishes he hadn't used his name, I know the guy who drew Calvin & Hobbes does...

Because most people can't whack it to an author. Beyond that most movies have always been so formulaic that half get written by a producer.

Good range. You have thousands of topics since they gave you an open ended range of dates. You could do Indian tribes, their migrations, their trade routes, the epidemics which decimated them, most explorers, the viking settlements, unproven discoverers of the America, the foundation of any...

Good range. You have thousands of topics since they gave you an open ended range of dates. You could do Indian tribes, their migrations, their trade routes, the epidemics which decimated them, most explorers, the viking settlements, unproven discoverers of the America, the foundation of any...

Good range. You have thousands of topics since they gave you an open ended range of dates. You could do Indian tribes, their migrations, their trade routes, the epidemics which decimated them, most explorers, the viking settlements, unproven discoverers of the America, the foundation of any...