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Do Novels Ever End?

 The Warren Adler E-Sheet 136 June 11, 2011
Warren Adler
In this issue:
In Warren's Words: Do Novels Ever End?
In Warren's Words: E-Books: Unintended Consequences
News: Greetings from France!

In Warren's Words

Do Novels Ever End?

ArticleA writer's mind is like a house with a thousand doors, all operated by some pre-tech system that opens and closes as if controlled by something akin to an infrared target line. Apparently, I crossed one of those lines and opened a door somewhere on a top floor of the house.

I now realize that I came back to Beaulieu, which is just a walking distance from Cap Ferrat which was one of the European settings for The David Embrace, a novel just published exclusively by Amazon.

There it was unfolding before my eyes, The Grand Hotel beach club where the two fish out of water lovers first meet. People from different worlds, with far different agendas, suddenly bonding mysteriously. There was the spot, the actual spot where I chose the hired killer to view the yacht owned by his target.

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In Warren's Words

E-Books: Unintended Consequences

ArticleWhile I have often patted myself on the back for recognizing more than fifteen years ago that e-books would one day surpass the printed book as the ultimate first choice of dedicated readers everywhere, I had not reckoned on the unintended consequences of an unfiltered tsunami of self-published books that would one day overtake the traditional distribution patterns of the publishing industry.

The number of self-published e-books has surpassed and will continue to surpass, by far, books published through the time-honored process of editing and distribution that has been the practice of publishing companies for centuries.

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News

Greetings from France!

ArticleSunny and I are leaving for a month on the Riviera, the beautiful village of Beaulieu a few miles from Nice. We know the area having spent a month in a nearby town Ville France Sur Mer at a school trying to learn French, my lifetime dream. Never did learn properly although I manage mostly using a small phrase intoned with a perfect accent. Je voudrais, meaning “I want,” then I mime the request. Works most of the time...

Follow  Warren's adventures in France during the month of June.

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