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Bill has a variety of ongoing projects,
some nonfiction and some fiction. If he could only shake his day job,
he’d finish these much sooner. But the day job pays the bills.
Also on this page is information on Bill's next novel
and on where you can buy his first fiction short story, The
Relic.
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Forthcoming in late 2006 will be Bill’s first nonfiction work, entitled
How To Give A Briefing. It will be based
on his briefing by the
same name.
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Are your mother's guilt trips getting to you? Need to vent? Submit
your guilt experience for possible inclusion in Bill's upcoming
book, Guilt Games and How To Play Them.
Or read
the contributions that others have submitted. If your guilt
experience is used in the book, you will receive an acknowledgement,
unless of course you'd prefer anonymity.
Bill already has I guess you were busy last
night, don't open it just for me, after all I did for you,
and other sure-fire techniques harvested from guilt professionals.
He also has guidance on how to use sighs and why you must have a
"problem."
See suggestions people have submitted for inclusion in the book.
This upcoming book will make a great gift for anyone who has a mother
or needs a refresher course in acting like one. |
Grandmother
Rose,
trying to please
Nothing you do is enough |
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Buy the book for:
- Suffering daughters
- Suffering sons
- Mothers
- New retirees
- Residents of assisted living or nursing homes
- Home owners who offer bathroom reading
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 See Sample
Guilt Technique
Submit
your guilt experience
Be informed
of the book's release
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What if a farm girl banished for having magic defends her village against
a self-proclaimed god possessed of an unknown force called technology?
Jeneth Silverthorn lives in the fairy-tale village of Blue Spires on
the remote edge of a world called Panora, where few believe the ancient
tales that tell of a Time Before Time. Yet the mysterious arrival in Blue
Spires of a black-robed priest and rumors of a god known only as The Purifier
put Jeneth’s world on a collision course with a distant past. Look
for the Daughter of Light, appearing in 2007.
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Bill's first short story is an allegorical psycho-thriller called "The
Relic" and is included in PRONTO! WRITINGS FROM ROME, a collection
of stories and musings inspired by a trip to Rome and published by Writers
House Books, from TripleTree Publishing. Among the other contributors
are national best-selling authors Dorothy Allison, Terry Brooks, and John
Saul. The book is being used as a textbook in a 400-level English course
at Tarleton State University, Stephenville, TX.
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"Compiled and edited by John Tullius, Pronto!
Writings from Rome is a unique and enthusiastically recommended
selection of stories, essays, and poems all written by a gallery
of distinguished contributors expressly by special request and on
location within the boundaries of Rome. Embodying the ancient city
of Rome in verse, majesty, sensory impressions and more, Pronto!
Writings from Rome is an impressive, moving and diverse offering
showcasing dozens of literary snapshots into the life and lore of
this great center of European and world history. Whether you are
an armchair traveler who enjoys well crafted travelogues or are
planning your own personal trip to the Eternal City, you will enjoy
reading Pronto! Writings from Rome."
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"Pronto! Writings from Rome" (which includes Bill Neugent's
"The Relic") is now available at:
Amazon.com
BarnesandNoble.com
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