A Conspiracy of Authors
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Non-Fiction: Writing
The 33 Worst Mistakes Writers Make About Dogs By Amy Laurens
Writers – and people in general – make many of the mistakes they do about dogs not because they know nothing about them, but because so much of the cultural knowledge we possess is false. Myths about animals abound, and it seems the animal is to humanity, the more myths it will generate.

Contemporary Fantasy, Novel
Glory by Lazette Gifford
In the Great Smokey Mountains a creature of Egyptian myth, accidentally pulled into this world years before, has slowly been interacting and mutating with local Cherokee mythology. Amam is a shape-shifter who steals the form of humans he kills. He has been building circles of power, hidden in the forest as he prepares to bring more of his kind into the world. It's nearing the Egyptian New Year when his plans will be fulfilled....

Non-Fiction: Writing
The 33 Worst Mistakes Writers Make About Mother Nature By Katharina Gerlach
This book is not just about mistakes writers make but about things they tend to neglect. However it will not tell you "How To" create a world. That is still up to you but the most important point is to create an abundance of living beings and all they need to survive in a believable way.

Nonfiction: Writing
The 33 Worst Mistakes Writers Make About San Francisco by Lynne Murray
San Francisco is beautiful, some parts of it can be unexpectedly dangerous, and the atmosphere has always been electric with new ideas. Those of us who love the city often have a fierce appetite for information about it and we love to read books set here. The pleasure turns to exasperation when a book or movie set in San Francisco gets the basic details wrong. So I'm sharing some information with other writers to help you to keep your story set in a believable San Francisco.

Fantasy, Short Story
Curve of Her Claw by Margaret McGaffe Fisk, Illustrated by Star Olson
Fall into a world where beauty is a facade, and one elf is pushed beyond reason to rid herself of the smooth-skinned curse.
Nonfiction: Writing
Two Year Novel Course Set 4 By Lazette Gifford
The creation of an outline is far more about content and intent than about shape. Learn the various ways to approach outlines and what type might work for you. This section of the classes has helped some people who said they would never write an outline to find a middle road that worked even for them. Never be afraid to try something new in writing!

Mystery, Humor, Novel
Muse By Lazette Gifford
Welcome to Muse....
Stranded when his car breaks down, Killian Dain Fox overhears a cop and a gas station clerk discussing murder and the exchange of money. Although he tries to believe he misheard the conversation, by the time KD meets a few more of the locals, he's convinced the entire small town is inhabited by a gang of murderers.
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What is the conspiracy?
ACOA is slowly growing, with more material released nearly every month. In the upcoming months we'll have several new books and authors, bringing you an interesting array of fiction and nonfiction books related to writing. We have recently acquired the rights to publish many of the 33 Mistakes for Writers series which has been part of Holly Lisle's shop. This will allow the books to be presented in many ebook formats.
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A Conspiracy of Authors (ACOA) is an invitation-only publisher. We do not accept submissions of any kind. Instead, ACOA will seek out a limited number of authors and will present their work in both electronic and print (when appropriate) formats. We will list works published by ACOA as well as those by other publishers so that you do not have to go hunt for other works by the author. In this respect, we will combine author marketing with publishing so both can benefit the reader.
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