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dloganw

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I joined Authonomy in November, 2010 and, once I figured out how things work, decided that I would do my best to get my book, Mankind's End, to the top 40. This is the top one percent of the 4,000 plus books on authonomy and doesn't require the extreme effort needed to make the ED. I accomplished my goal a number of months ago and l now concentrate on improving my manuscript in the hope it may eventually be published.
I don't need backing or stars (but of course appreciate them) but would greatly prefer any comments or suggestion that might help make my book better. Mankind's End is a Science Fiction novel but it offers some useful economic, political and social ideas to make the world a better place.
After reading many great books on authonomy I have established a second goal which is to try and advance some of the best books I have read to the ED, or to whatever ranking their authors desire. At present I am strongly supporting the following books which I believe are excellent and should be published. By excellent I mean that they have an interesting and often unique story line and are well written. Note that a number of books I've supported made the ED so I've taken them off the list. If any of you are looking for something good to read please consider the following:
1. The North Korean by Kenneth Lim
2. The Wrong God by Paul Guthrie
3. The Roswell Protocols by Allan Burd
4. Mute by Brian Bandell
5. The Secrets of The Forest - The Time Zone by Neville Kent
6. Old Number 7 by John Breeden II
7. The Avenging Buddha by Steve Bailey
8. Albert, a gray matter by M.E. Shekinah
9. A Guardian of Innocents by Jeff Orton
10. From Hugs to Kisses by Tom Bye
11. Tales from the Top by my dog Toppy

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Mankind's End

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The potential saviour of mankind is in a coma while a fourth of mankind is eliminated. Will he wake in time to save the rest?


David Kimball is a flawed but sincere hero who eventually sets out to help save the world. Unfortunately our hero is in a coma. Will David wake in time to save mankind? A mysterious force, Eiija, destroys one fourth of the earth's human populaton while our hero sleeps. Is Eiija friend or foe? And exactly what is Eiija?

Along the way you will gain insight into the financial crisis of recent years, observe a romantic interlude between our hero and a cellist from Israel, visit a strip club and witness our hero being seduced by a dancer at a strip club, meet a straight male Chinese student who meets and weds a beautiful and brilliant lesbian from Korea at the Harvard Business School, watch as a retired and highly religious businessman is sucked into the battle on the side of good, and be exposed to a couple of interesting social and economic ideas that might make our world a better place to live.

 

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Casimir Greenfield wrote 9 hours ago

Hi there - just extending the ink-stained hand of friendship. I'm ....

jlbwye wrote 1 day ago

Thank you so much, Toppy's Dad! Jane.

kristylo wrote 7 days ago

HELLO, How are you today.my name is kristy,i saw your profile today ....

jlbwye wrote 14 days ago

Many thanks indeed - and good old Toppy! Jane.

jlbwye wrote 15 days ago

Hello again dioganw! Here’s some more stars for a book I’ve enjo....

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I wrote 102 days ago

Yasmin, I've read the first 12 chapters and find your story line to be interesting and well thought out even though this is not the kind of story that normally interests me. I found one typo about half a page down in Chap 7 (chap 8 as posted) where you have a 'you' that should be 'your' if I rememb... view book

I wrote 258 days ago

Read the first chapter. Sounds like the dude is in real trouble. Can't wait to find out what happens. I'm no expert on writing techniques but I know a good story when I read one and if the start is any indication this is going to be a good one. view book

I wrote 398 days ago

Alan, you are a strange person. Strange but to a degree interesting. I have gone to your webpage and then your blog trying to find out if you are British or American but with no success. Your name, Alan-Tryth, has a distinctly British air about it. But when I read some of your materiel it seems as ... view book

I wrote 405 days ago

Michael, Strange, you only accept messages from 'friends' but you have no friends listed? view book

I wrote 411 days ago

I've read the 21 chapters posted and absolutely love the story. I want to be a charter member of the Les Moore for President Club, where do I sign up? When the book is published, and I'm sure it will be, I believe each book should come with a Les Moore for President bumper sticker. Please pass that ... view book

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