I am often told I like too many things. People who tell me this imply I like everything, and so lack the focus to discern between things. (They seem frustrated by this.) But they’re wrong. I don’t like everything. Just the every-things that make me, or have the true potential to make me feel more alive. Usually, those things have one quality in common: they are creative… as in created by man or nature. Which I’m sure you’ll think only serves to prove the point of those accusing me of non-discernment. And so that’s where this blog comes in. You see, the a...

Latest Fabulous Book proving there can be incredible depth coexisting with humor and skill within the same work of contemporary “chick lit.” Case in point? Jennifer Belle’s Little Stalker. If you’ve read it, please feel free to share your thoughts by writing me at anjanettedelgado@hotmail.com
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Check out this fabulous book by John Maeda. It's only 100 pages, but gives such a profound perspective of how to live a simple life from both a space design and life standpoint.

Okay. I think I've found it. The best, clearest, and shortest no-nonsense, no sales-pitch guide for all of us out there wanting to incorporate Internet video into our websites, presentations, and multimedia projects. Check out this 16-minute video at www.trafficgeyser.com, and click on: * Mac or PC? Desktop or Laptop? Web Video Producers Want to Know… or use this link: http://trafficgeyser.com/blog/?p=26

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I've been saying this at all my lectures and events and have had so many people call me to tell me they've found this book useful, I'm going to post the niformation here again. Before you write your book, before you sell it, and even if what you need to publicize is something else... not a book... you need to read Jacqueline Deval's "Publicize Your Book." It's the best $16 I've ever invested. You can find it on Amazon and other online bookstores. Write to me and let me know how you like it at anja@anjanettedelgado.com

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You’ve Published a Book, Now What? was the name of a fabulous event put together by the Florida Center for the Literary Arts this month. Fellow author, Andrea Askowitz, shared the podium with me, and  was good enough to put together a list of ten things new authors (and aspiring authors) should be doing, like, PRONTO. Check out her hilarious blog and the list here:

See Connie Ogle's story on the Latino Book Award. "The Heartbreak Pill" won for "Best Novel/ Romance."