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I'm a narrative non-fiction writer and looking for something to read that tends towards the more literary side of it rather than the journalistic side.
NPR: Could You Be the Great American Novelist?
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While asking for money used to be the source of embarrassment, online giving "has taken the fear out of it", says Rhyan Romaine, a non-profit consultant and professional grant writer.
BBC: Crowdfunding etiquette: How to give wisely
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Regarding the current cases, Stuart Taylor, a writer on legal affairs for the non-partisan National Journal, argues that it is reasonable for a president to dismiss a prosecutor over policy (for example, if the White House favours the death penalty and a prosecutor never seeks it), but not for partisan reasons.
ECONOMIST: A kerfuffle over sacked prosecutors riles the White House
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Should the settlement be cleared, it will permit Google non-exclusive rights to orphan works (those without an established writer) and will give it a 30 per cent cut of books sold via Google Books, both things that authors have agreed to.
ENGADGET: Amazon, Microsoft and Yahoo unite against Google Books
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Aside from running two successful companies, he is also a highly-sought new media and non-profit speaker, multiple titled author, conference leader, article and opinion writer, devoted father and husband, marathon runner, do you get the point?
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This, says Toby Lichtig, a British Jewish writer on the subject, was probably what caused the practice to spread to non-Jews in Britain and America.
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