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Mystery Master Author Stu Leventhal delivers an engaging, spellbinding, fast-moving read with several intriguing plot threads and his usual twists and turns right up to the last sentence!

Finally Writing Encouragement by a Writer, Author, News Reporter, Poet, Song Lyricist, Food Critic...You name the genre and Writing Mentor Stu Leventhal has written in it...successfully!

Sci-fi, Cowboy Westerns, Mysteries, Inspirational Tales, Plays, Musicals, Business Books, Poetry Collections, Local Sports News, Human Interest Stories, Restaurant Reviews, Horror Tales... There is no better author, writing coach or poet to write this creative writing advise tutorial than author and long time Writing Mentor Stu Leventhal!

Not Your Grandma's Poem Book!

Stu Leventhal Poems are Witty, Lyrical and FUN!

Stu Leventhal's poetry communicates! This poet touches things deep inside!

Discover the best, current modern day American Poet of our culture! Enrich your life! Poet Stu Leventhal practices magical language that sweeps you away to new lands! These rhymes are memorable! The song lyrics make you think!

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"You need this book. I grabbed it like a life preserver, and that's exactly what it is. Spring Chicken demolishes the worst hoaxes in anti-aging treatments-like crushed dog testicles, human growth hormone, and Suzanne Somers-and leaves you with the good news: by adopting a few easy-to-understand, easy-to-follow discoveries, you might just deactivate the time bombs in your fat cells and learn to follow in the springy, "successfully aging" footsteps of a 92-year-old pole vaulter." -Christopher McDougall, New York Times bestselling author of Born to Run and Natural Born Heroes

Mightier than the Sword opens with an IRA bomb exploding during the MV Buckingham's maiden voyage across the Atlantic - but how many passengers lose their lives?

Get In Trouble is Kelly Link's first short story collection for adults in a decade, a collection of nine fantastical, imaginative stories about everything from Ouija boards to astronauts.

Hall of Small Mammals is a short story collection by Thomas Pierce about fossil-hunters, comedians, hot-air balloon pilots, parents and children, believers and non-believers — people struggling to comprehend the absurdity of modern existence.

People will remember an image long after they’ve forgotten why it was there.

Develop your voice. Get comfortable with how you write.

-There are many excuses not to write. Try using writing as an excuse not to do other things.

The more you read, the more you learn. Read poetry often.

The more you write, the more you develop. Write poetry often.

In her collection Almost Famous Women, Megan Mayhew Bergman's stories revisit the fascinating but mostly forgotten lives of brave, talented women in history who achieved a small amount of fame.

-Say what you want to say. Let your readers decide what your poem means.

-Feel free to write a bad poem.

That one perfect line in a thirty-line poem may be what makes it all worthwhile. It may also be what is ruining the rest of your poem. Keep an eye on it.

- Don’t explain everything.