Books with author Michael Roses

"Great book for any self-published writer, non-fiction or fiction. It's been a huge help in the process of launching my book, Blood & Soul. I love the step-by-step, color-by-numbers approach."--Allen G. Bagby - Author, Creed of Kings SagaWant to know the shortcuts and insider strategies to achieve Kindle publishing awesomeness with your material?Searching for a way to spread your message with Amazon self publishing but...you know...not make your book look like the rest of the self published crap out there?Looking for a NO B.S. and super-simple guide that will show you how to prepare, publish and even promote your tome toward Amazon kindle publishing success?"Brilliant. A must-read before you self publish. Michael Rogan's book has given me a hundred ideas for promoting my books."--C.M. Carney - Author, Scourge of SoulsWell, in...Kindle Publishing Made (Stupidly) Easy - The Ultimate, No-Nonsense Guide to Amazon Self Publishing you'll learn insights into the Kindle publishing business such as:"How to Make Your Book Look Like a Million Dollars (on a 10-Cent Budget)" - Sure, you might be able to answer such rudimentary questions as "What is Kindle publishing?" But do you know the anser to how to dip my toe into self publishing on Amazon without looking like a frickin' ama-teur? I'll show you the strategy I've used in over 40 books to look luxury on an econo budget."9 Keys to Building a Massive Author Tribe" - Facebook fans are nice and Twitter fans are okay, but having a dedicated reader tribe can make all those long, cramp-inducing writer sessions effort worth it. In this chapter I'll show you how to cultivate an obsessive reader tribe...even if the only person you know are the imaginary characters in your brain."The Strange, Mysterious (and Super-Important) World of Amazon Book Reviews" - Us writers all know how important reviews are. But how do you get people to get off their duff and actually take the 12 seconds required to leave a review. I'll show you my favorite strategies for manipulating...I mean...convincing readers to leave those precious Amazon reviews for your book."The Ultimate Guide to a Kick-Ass Book Launch" - Launching your book correctly is almost as important as writing it correctly. I'll show you all my secrets, strategies and insider tips for crushing it on launch day.So, DOWNLOAD Kindle Publishing Made (Stupidly) Easy - The Ultimate, No-Nonsense Guide to Amazon Self Publishing TODAY...It may not make you as wealthy as J.K. Rowling. But it will put you that much closer to becoming the productive and profitable full-time writer you were always destined to be.Amazon categories:ReferenceWriting, Research & Publishing GuidesNonfictionInformation ManagementWeb MarketingEducation & TeachingPublishing & BooksAuthorshipAuthorsBooksGraphic DesignOnline AdvertisingMarketing & Sales

A fish that walks on land, a frog that makes its own sunscreen, and an insect that can become invisible? Whether to avoid predators, to stalk prey, or to withstand extreme temperatures, Earth's creatures have evolved some outrageous features and tricks to ensure survival. For example, did you know that the geoduck (nope, it's not a duck, it's a clam) can live as long as 160 years? And that the aye-aye, a nocturnal primate, uses echolocation and a long, spindly finger to find and dig up food? Or that in its deep-ocean habitat, the vampire squid uses bioluminescence to startle predators? These are among the many animals that show evolution and adaptation at work.

In Michael J. Rosen’s funny, provocative novel, a reluctant move to the heart of hunting country spurs a lonely teen’s obsession with e-mail and Top Ten lists—and a passion for animals that takes on a life of its own.Fourteen-year-old Chase Riley has just moved with his parents from Columbus, Ohio, to a farmhouse in the country. It’s only sixty miles from civilization as he knows it, but it may as well be on another planet. For starters, there’s the biblical plague of seventeen-year cicadas, making a collective noise as loud as a subway train. But that’s nothing compared to the awesome appearance of deer, everywhere, pausing majestically in the woods or, more often, tagged and strapped to hunters’ cars.A case of culture shock has Chase seeking refuge at his computer, blasting off droll commentary for hours on end to his sister at college and his buddies back in town. He’s promised his parents he will MAKE AN EFFORT, but it’s hard to find friends in a place where everyone’s eager to go out and shoot something. The only consolation is watching his dogs run free on their rural acres—until a freak accident changes everything. And that’s when Chase begins devising The Plan.

Want to learn how to sell a screenplay, but have no earthly (or unearthly) idea how to make that happen?Want to get your script in the hands of Hollywood -- and break into the film business -- even if you live in Podunk Falls, Idaho?Have a killer screenplay in your drawer but no frickin' idea how to get people to read it? (Or whether you should send a query letter, direct email, or carrier pigeo to jump-start your film career?)Well, in...How to Sell a Screenplay in the 21st Century - Book 5 of the Screenwriting Made (Stupidly) Easy Collection you'll learn what most of the film business books won't tell you, such as:"How to Conquer Hollywood From 3000 Miles Away" - I know what all the film industry books say: "Ya gotta be 'in town' to sell your script." I'm proof you don't, and I'll show you how to sell yours too."How to Know if Your Script is Ready for Prime-Time (and How to Make it Ready)" - You may think your screenplay is ready for the public. But I'll show you how to make it 345% better -- even if your name is William Goldman."How to Write a Query That Doesn’t Suck (and Will Get Your Script Read" - Before you send out a single query to a screenwriting agent -- or all screenwriting agents on the planet -- PLEASE read this chapter. It might just change your life."How to Call Agencies and Production Companies Without Sounding Like a Total Moron" - Before you can try out your "pitch screenplay" skills you gotta actually get the meeting. I'll show you .And unlike most of those dated "break into film making" guides out there, this book is written by a former screenplay reader and optioned screenwriter, Michael Rogan of ScriptBully magazine, who can show you the latest strategies for getting your material read.So, give How to Sell a Screenplay in the 21st Century - Your No-Nonsense Screenwriter's Guide to Launching a Film Career a try...It may not (instantly) help you sell that script. But it will make you 1000% better than the competition...and sometimes that's all the break you need.**PRAISE FOR "How to Sell a Screenplay in the 21st Century - Your Ultimate, No-Nonsense Screenwriting 101 for Writing a Script"**"It's a quick, fun read and if you're like me and hoping to someday break into the 'Biz,' then you have to pay attention to what he has to say (especially in regards to the changing face of networking).""Realizing that most writers are short on funds, the author provides numerous tips for getting the info you need for FREE and even explains which writers' conferences are worth the money."Amazon categories:ReferenceMovies & VideoScreenwritingFilmPerforming ArtsTelevisionVideoEducation & TeachingHumor & EntertainmentWriting, Research & Publishing GuidesDirection & Production