For almost 4 years we have written down phrases that our team has used on sales calls that could sound dirty to someone just coming into the conversation. Example: “Don’t […]
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October 17, 2014 By
“Tales From The Suburbs” by Lateisha Schmidt
The story of my life. I am an almost normal, product of the 1990’s. I come from a broken home. My parents were divorced during my early life. I’ve dealt […]
October 17, 2014 By
“From Christina to Ada” by Ada Shaker
My name was once Christina Stewart but now it is Ada Isadora Shaker and this is my story. For the last 25 years of my life I have had to […]
October 3, 2014 By
“Tales of the Heavenly Oak” by Philip Bauer
12 compelling characters are introduced to the reader at the point of thier death. In Heaven a tree is planted at the inception of each life. These characters wake up […]
October 1, 2014 By 8 Comments
SOOP Dollars Begin This Month
We’re always working hard to bring more empowering tools to SOOP authors. Each month, authors submit new book ideas to SOOP, and the road to becoming the next submission to […]
September 29, 2014 By
‘The Rod of Iron’ by Wade Fransson
A long and winding road comes to a fascinating and surprising end, as the journey that began with The People of the Sign reaches its climax. Riddle after puzzle after mystery is solved, as what one reviewer called a “Relentless Search for Truth” connects the dots mapped out by the stars which the citizens of Bab-El sought to attain. This sweeping epic joins the ancient temples of Göbekli Tepe to prophetic writings dating back 5,000 years.The Author tests his outrageous hypotheses against historical events and modern science, explaining the intricate relationships using articles from Scientific American, Indian Legends and official government websites.
Warning – you may never view the universe, nor current events, nor the significance of your own existence, in quite the same way – ever again.
September 26, 2014 By
“Grandma’s Teeth and Aunt Gret’s Eyes” by Daniel Anderson
We have an in laws suite behind our house that my wife’s grandmother was living in. My three boys were out back playing and decided to go and visit Grandma […]
September 26, 2014 By
“Toxic” by Kayla Pollina
A young 14 year old boy Dustin lost his father in battle, and he often fights with his mother and doesn’t a have a good relationship with her. All he […]
September 17, 2014 By Leave a Comment
Writers on Wednesday: Rohini Singh: Miss Felix’s Creative Writing Class
I entered Form 5 at the age of fifteen. My English teacher Miss Felix was tough. Sixteen out of twenty-five was a top mark in essay writing. I generally got thirteen out […]
September 12, 2014 By
“Little Kids Big City” by Emma Braggs
Children’s travel book where the reader follows the adventures of two “Little Kids” around the big cities. Their adventures would be to New York, London and Paris. The books would […]
