Prismatic Prospects Announces the Release of Write Your Genius, Genius! by Novelist Nadine C. Keels

May 16, 2011 - PRLog -- Approximately three months after the release of her second novel, and less than two years after the debut of her first book of lyrical poetry, Seattle author and editor Nadine C. Keels released her fifth book, Write Your Genius, Genius!: A Rather Quick Guide to Book Writing.

Nadine is one in a cluster of local, published authors at Kingdom Family Worship Center International, located in Kent.  The pastor, Dr. Edward Donalson, III, is getting set to release his newest book this month, THINK Again!: The Road Map to Kingdom Greatness; novelist J.E. Keels is working on his second book, Return to the City; and poet Lewis P. Bryon has begun his latest work, The Experience: Memoirs of a Man.

“There are forecasters in the marketplace who believe the book industry is in danger," Nadine says, "which I suppose is understandable in light of the changing tides in the market.  But even though increasing technology always jockeys for humankind's attention, literature has been around for thousands upon thousands of years, and it isn't going anywhere. Around the time of the release and book signing for my second novel, World of the Innocent, my pastor asked me if I’m ready to publish other authors. Well, I don’t have my own publishing company yet, but ever since I published my first collection of poetry in 2009, The Song of Nadine, people have been asking me for book writing tips. I figured that I may as well find a simple and efficient way to answer everyone’s questions, so I wrote another book.”

The following is said of Write Your Genius, Genius! at Nadine's author website, www.prismaticprospects.wordpress.com:

“Genius can be found all over the place, if you look for it. There’s genius in the way that a painter masterfully depicts the wonder of nature on a canvas and genius in the way your friend’s Uncle Barney grills up the best grilled ham and cheese sandwiches you have ever tasted. If serious writing requires anything, it requires that you pay attention to yourself and to your life. You’re the one doing the writing, naturally, so the piece being written must begin with you. You have to tap into your genius.”

Nadine’s books are available internationally through major bookstores. Visit her website at www.prismaticprospects.wordpress.com for more about her books, spoken word and author appearances, and her communication company, Prismatic Prospects, which is based in Seattle.

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