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Author James Ross
http://author-jamesross.blogspot.com/
I have enjoyed the opportunity that my three published novels have had to bring together my passion for the game of golf and the enjoyment I get out of developing really strong, memorable characters. As anyone who has spent time on a golf course knows, the storyline that often unfolds goes well beyond discovering a person’s handicap or ability to choose just the right iron for any given shot.
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Everyone Needs a Mentor
You’re asked, “Who has made the biggest difference in your life?” Do you have an automatic response? Are you fortunate to have that one name that pops into your head? Has someone impacted you and made a noticeable difference in your life path...
Golf and Writing -- The Three "Bs" They Share
Thinking of the "Four Ps" that were shared by both the game of golf and the act of writing a novel was a good mental exercise for me, so I've decided to expand the idea to other letters of the alphabet. Today, I want to share my brainstorming that f...
What Can We Learn from the Grumpy Old Man?
Justin Ventimiglia and Keith Puccio were two teenagers who were looking for ways to pass the time during a long, hot summer in Missouri. With questionable parental supervision and the typical draw towards trouble that most teenagers experience at so...
The Four Shared "Ps" of Golf and Writing
My last post included several similarities between playing golf and writing a book, and asked all of you to think of ways in which one of your passions could translate into a publication.I've thought about the connection between golf and writing some...
Writing a Book and Playing Golf Aren\'t So Different After All
One of the most common pieces of advice given to any new author is to "write about what you know." Creative work is going to be more genuine and credible when focused on a topic that is familiar. An author's mental energy is more likely to remain hi...
In Search of a Slogan
As mentioned many times before on this site, my belief in the power of the social networking potential found on the Internet is strong. Twitter, Facebook and other such outlets have provided new friendships and valuable business connections. Other ...


What a different blog front face!
The golf content left me stone cold, but I am a heathen.
Some will enjoy I am sure
dave
Posted: February 21st, 2009 | More Reviews From davehambo | Report This Comment