*BooksbySunnyside.com***

Sept 29th 2009: I'm taking a little risk here by adding more book excerpts that I originally posted at MyStupidRules.com. Some of the content from my book Sunnyside was a little rough in places because it was more or less a work in progress.

It was hard to decide which to leave and which to take because some of the excerpts ended up being used as current event postings and therefore are not actually good examples of book quality literature.

The book excerpt titled Health and Environment is one of those I can not longer call a book excerpt because of the addition material added to it once it became a part of MyStupidRules.com, therefore it will stay there as its own column. (Same goes for Going to the Movies and the Stuff they Put on TV)

The reason for bringing over many of the book excerpts that were originally not featured here at this site is the elimination duplicated web-content throughout my web-sites.

You may notice that some of the new content featured here isn't exactly the happy go lucky material you may expect to see from the typical published author, but it is what it is and we will all have to live with it. As for some of the tacky writing; I apologize but just remember much of it was taken from unfinished material in the first place.

Thanks for dropping by.

March 28th 2009: The wall Street journal had a column on page A-9 titled:
Google's Book Settlement Is a Ripoff for Authors
What I get from it is that Google wanted to scan books, put them on PDF and use the material for their own profits. This sparked a class action suit and it equaled to a $30 million settlement to a few class action lawyers who we wonder who gave them the job to sue for us authors. Just a word to the wise, if Google approuches you for anything, jusy sign "ignore."
Yes, it's a bad deal folks. Google has put together a thing called Book Rights Registry and sunk $35 million into it and its purpose is just to screw you out of your copyrights for only $60 a title.

February 16th 2009: It looks as though the publishing industry will publish just about anything that can find a spot in the news coverage within the media.
Even if it's Alec Greven, a 9 year old kid handing out advice on relationships.

I have to hand it to him because I can understand where the kid's views come from, because there have been times in my life where the kids in the neighborhood had things thought through better than the adults.
For a link to Newsbeat @ BBC.com on Alec

Nov.29, 2007: I'm thinking of changing the title of Burning Down the House to:

Assassination of Character
The life and times of a modern day inventor

Reason being is that I realize that most of the material in my book is about how one's creditability and reputation is attacked. How "they" have attacked me with phoney rumors just to ruin my chanced at succeeding at any thing.