Jim Green

Small wonder kids find it hard to find an outlet for their natural talents. It was no different in my younger days. At the age of ten I entered an essay competition open to schoolchildren across the continent of Europe and sponsored by the famous French newspaper "Le Soir".

I took up creative writing after I retired from the workaday world some fifteen years ago; starting with niche non-fiction then moving on to fiction and making a steady living all the while from my prolific and disparate output; including several best sellers that are still around today and still selling steadily. A few months after my 80th birthday I completed my latest novella "Mischief in Mayfair" and set about looking for a publisher but instead found myself facing a brick wall; on three cou

When Kindle launched its library in November 2011 it sent tremors of fear ricocheting throughout the public lending library system worldwide - even though it is only operative in the United States. The rest of the world will follow soon.

As an established traditionally published author I decided recently to put Kindle Publishing to the test by uploading five of my out-of-print fiction titles; not just any five old titles though; five titles with a linking thread.

Can this be true? Can you really learn how to convert your specialist offline skill into an online money maker? Yes you can. And what's more (if you have more than one string to your bow) you can do it over and over again. I have, several times, and so too can you.

What goes around comes around… Charting the rise and fall of electronic stores group Loyds is to uncover a retail enigma on a complex scale. Based in the North West of England the original Loyds Retailers was a subsidiary of Ada Halifax owned by Philips.

During the fifty odd years I worked as an international marketing consultant I met dozens of Hollywood icons but none more special than working alongside and striking up a friendship with my childhood idol Betty Grable. Here is how it happened…

I have just introduced my daughter to an ageless marketing concept I first used as a young man fifty years ago when I launched my embryonic advertising agency. It worked then and it still works today.

No matter what age you are (or perceive yourself to be) whole-brained thinking will empower you to galvanize your creative writing. It will do so in such a manner that your work will have a better than evens chance of being published, attaining best seller status, and in the process opening the door to a myriad of residual and incremental earning opportunities.

When you aspire to best seller status before you write a single word of your book, magical things really do happen; phenomenal occurrences such as….