Powerful aliens hide on an asteroid floating above the planet Chyspah. Fearing for her child’s life, a widow breaks the laws of her people and makes contact with the leader […]
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October 31, 2013 By
“SoMe… Who Me?” by deMarie Malnar
 Wanting to learn how to navigate the world of social media to help promote your business, stay in touch with faraway friends or document your exciting life?  Vote for […]
September 28, 2013 By
Wade Fransson Interview with Walt Shaw
Wade Fransson Interview with Walt Shaw on “Issues with Walt Shaw” Topic: “The People of the Sign – a look back at the Worldwide Church of God” Walt Shaw has […]
September 20, 2013 By
Wade Fransson Interview with Josh Tolley
Wade Fransson Interview with Josh Tolley on “The Josh Tolley Show” The Josh Tolley Show is a breath of fresh air in a world filled with old, stagnate talk. Every […]
September 20, 2013 By
Wade Fransson Interview with Jim Brown
Wade Fransson Interview with former Louisiana Secretary of State Jim Brown on “The Common Sense Radio Program”. Â Few individuals anywhere have experienced the highs, and a few lows, found […]
Book Review
Principles As an author you’re eager to get your work in the hands of interested readers. Book reviewers are both the means of accomplishing that objective, and the gatekeepers that […]
Cover Design
Principles “You cannot judge a book by its cover” However in the literal sense, we all do. The cover of your book is a visual representation of content therein. Emotionally […]
Book Consulting
SOOP’s unique approach to book publication is to pair potential authors with a qualified book consultant to advise him or her throughout the book creation, publication, and marketing process. The […]
Proofreading
Principles “Let’s eat Grandpa!” Tragically, a life was lost due to poor proofreading. Jimmy and Grandpa would have otherwise enjoyed a tasty lunch if “Let’s eat, Grandpa!” had been properly […]
Editing
Principles The SOOP Editing staff operates under a few simple principles: Do no harm. The editor is not the writer’s adversary; he or she is the writer’s ally and champion. […]
