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By Manning Wolfe When I give my Legal Issues for Authors presentation, use of song lyrics in books is the number two area of disc...

By Doyne Phillips, Managing Editor for Southern Writers Magazine Englishman Roger Bannister has always been a great study for me....

By Laura Childs,  New York Times bestselling author of  Plum Tea Crazy Forty-two books ago, when I was writing  Death by Darjeel...

by Gary Fearon, Creative Director, Southern Writers Magazine Perfection is boring, said more than one writer and even more reader...

By Bette Lee Crosby Every novel starts with a flicker of inspiration; a word, a thought or a memory that is often followed by a j...