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Hundreds of books workshopped on TheNextBigWriter have been published, generating millions of dollars in royalties for their authors. Below are just some of the books workshopped on TheNextBigWriter that are now available for sale.


The Year We Became Us

by Gary Engler

The Year We Became Us is a novel about the 1962 Saskatchewan doctors’ strike as seen through the eyes of a 12-year-old boy and a 13-year-old girl. Roy, the son of a union activist, is a committed socialist and the best Little League pitcher in the entire


Philanthropist: The world we did not know!

by Lyall De'Viana

Philanthropist is a journey between a brother and a sister who embark on a terrifying journey of not only studying the most notorious mass murderers in history, but meeting those murderers face to face with the use of advanced technology.


The King's Heart

by E. W. Helmick

The King's Heart is a heartwarming tale of a King who gives away his most treasured possession in an effort to save his daughter, the princess from an evil darkness that has invaded his kingdom. Simple, tender illustrations bring the story to life as the


The Long Trek Home

by B Douglas Slack

A double catastrophe has altered the world—one astronomical, the other man-made. A moon-sized chunk of antimatter slams into the sun, causing Earth’s icepacks to melt and flood coastal regions. Unrest in the Middle East causes the unthinkable: nuclear ter


Children of Freedom

by Lyanna Douglas

Xhsosa storyteller Innkululeko tells the story of her life and this history of South Africa.


Murder on the Barbary Coast

by Lawrence Burdick

A showgirl in 1867 San Francisco is found murdered in the Jolly Roger, a saloon on the infamous Barbary Coast. When the local police refuse to do anything, "Wheeling Dave" Palmer, the silent owner, turns to the one man who will. "Mississippi Pete" Gideon


The Apple Of My Parents' Eyes

by favody

A young girl is secluded from the world by an illness. Yet, it feels like she is more a part than an entity.


War on Drugs

by Gary Engler

Waylon Choy, one of many journalists to lose their jobs as newspapers everywhere shrink, finds a woman dead from a drug overdose while on his morning jog through Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Nobody knows her real name or where she came from. Choy, who h


Uterine Philosophy

by Nathalie C.M. Sabbagh

This book cannot be described, it must be read! Short of telepathic means (since most of humanity hasn't arrived) then a puny description shall be met. Uterine Philosophy is both the audacity and shenanigans of God.


Grow Your Global Markets

by Raymond Hopkins

Use this comprehensive primer to simplify exporting, discover exportable products and services, and determine and select the best target market entry alternative while ensuring that you get paid. US small- to medium-size business owners (SMEs with less th


Hug Everyone You Know: a year of community, courage, and cancer

by Antoinette Truglio Martin

Cancer is scary for the brave but downright terrifying for a wimp, like Antoinette. HUG EVERYONE YOU KNOW is a memoir about how Antoinette navigated her first year of breast cancer treatment. She journaled and emailed family and friends she called My


Poppy Pinto Plays Peek-a-Boo

by Morag Higgins

Poppy Pinto is a wonderful, friendly pony who loves to play and learn. In this beautifully illustrated story, Poppy Pinto embarks on a game of peek-a-boo. With the help of her friends, she has great fun as she tries to find Pippen the dog who happens to b


The Flame

by jack the knife

When twelve-year-old Craig Fletcher is first attracted to his classmate, Laura Forsythe, he has no idea that his unrequited puppy love will develop over the next twenty years into an addiction to the seductive woman Laura becomes, a siren whose call he ca


The Queen's Ruse and Other Tales of the Sidhe

by Lyanna Douglas

Stories and poems from the World of the Sidhe.


Kali the Weaver and Other Tales of the Second Age

by Lyanna Douglas

Stories, poems, and songs from the Second Age of the people known in Celtic myth and folklore as the Tuatha De Danann. After the destruction of the Their homeland in Anwnn, the Sidhe find adventure--and danger--in a new land. During the Second Age, the Tu


Misogyny

by Gary Engler

Despite previous brushes with death while investigating the extreme right in the time of Donald Trump, freelance journalist Waylon Choy once again finds himself trying to understand the murky alt-right world, this time in Canada. As he chases down those r


Rock and a Hard Place Volume 3

by Jeremiah Blane Kniola

A collection of short stories I was published in this year. Literary noir about people stuck in difficult situations.


Body Language

by Ann Everett

A quick reference for character action and description


Tokyo-ing! Three Novellas

by Eric Madeen

Tokyo-ing! is an apt title for this trio of tales that chimes with anyone even slightly interested in Asia’s most dynamic metropolis and its glazing of layers – be they cultural, sexual … or taking-wing exuberant. About Face — An American professor is


When the Reaper Comes

by jack the knife

As the NSA gets a strong lead on one of the most prominent faces of ISIS, the Islamic State embarks on a bold course of action—an attack on American soil. Former Navy SEAL Adam Taylor, on a break between assignments for a global paramilitary security firm


CHEF TELL The Biography of America's Pioneer TV Showman Chef

by Ronald Joseph Kule

Rising from the ashes of pos-war Germany, CHEF TELL became America's first syndicated-TV chef. His mercurial life, quick-cooking, and humorous personality captured the hearts and minds of his 40-million Baby Boomers fan base. 452 pages. Hardcover, Kindle,


Columbian Betrayal

by Randall Krzak

Colombian Betrayal tears the cover off the drug trade and exposes the death, and violence behind the twisted connections between governments, revolutionaries, terrorists, and drug lords.


Tilting at Windmills

by alkemi

A grisly murder introduces detective Simon Goodyear to the less salubrious underside of Barrettsport, Nova Scotia. Simon and constable Diana Jackson embark on a search for a devious manipulator who entangles the town in his nefarious schemes. Along the wa


The Eye of The Unicorn

by Morag Higgins

On a dying planet two species compete for survival. The San, a people who have been divided into tribes through war, bigotry and hate, their population devastated by a mysterious illness. Their rivals, the Cuc, a hive species who declare all out war on th


Skitch-Bot

by B Douglas Slack

One of my short stories, "Warm Fuzzy," is included in this fine collection of oddly enjoyable stories.


Kinetics: In Search of Willow

by Arbor Winter Barrow

The 1st book in the Kinetics Sequence


Missing in Monrovia

by cookbooklady

A missing 17-year-old girl. A brutally murdered scientist. The Express Investigations agency takes on both cases, as well as a friendly bet between husband-and-wife team, Lorenzo and Trix Várlumo. But it's more than a wager that stands to come between the


The Side Effect

by jack the knife

In the 1930s, a German anthropologist researching a primitive people makes an amazing discovery. Eighty years later this leads to the development of a miracle drug that could be one of the biggest breakthroughs in the history of man's fight against diseas


Equido Horsemanship for the 21st Century

by Morag Higgins

This book is an introduction into the world of Equido. Equido is an ethos, a way of thinking and interacting with your horse that should enable you to step into a world of possibilities that you did not even know existed. Equido strives to show you a new


Alligator Mansion

by Lyanna Douglas

This isn't what I envisioned. I imagined a nice stroll in the garden and the scent of magnolias in springtime.

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