Daniel Hall

Self Publishing Through Amazon 3 Tips

Because Amazon is the largest bookseller in the world self publishers would do well to use this site to sell their books. Amazon can be so critical to a self publishing author's success because of the sheer volume of traffic on the site. The greater the traffic volumes to your book selling page the higher the likelihood of selling the listed book. Makes sense, doesn't it? If, for example, one of your titles catches... (posted by Daniel 2 years 100 days ago.)

Self Publishing Resources 3 Tips on How To Self Publish Your Own Book

My first foray into self-publishing was circa 1978. Big problem. In 1978 I was a kid. No one was really interested in publishing me and although my parents were supportive they did not really know how to help me. My first work was called "A Guide to Self-Image & Looking Good." Interestingly, I recently re-read it and it was remarkably erudite for something kid written. In... (posted by Daniel 2 years 100 days ago.)

Criminal Record “Expungement” “Expunction” “Sealing” & “Non-Disclosure”: Definition Differences

If you meet certain criteria as established by the jurisdiction in which you live you may be eligible to erase or hide your criminal background. Different jurisdictions use different words to describe roughly the same legal remedy. That is, a mechanism by which you can erase, or at least tidy up, your criminal background. (posted by Daniel 5 years 295 days ago.)

A Clean Criminal Record: Would It Make a Difference in Your Future?

Here’s the situation: You did some stupid things in your past and wound up with an arrest and a minor criminal charge. If you were lucky, eventually the charge was either dropped or you got away with some sort of “deferred adjudication” which resulted in a dismissal. The problem is you still have the arrest on your record. (posted by Daniel 6 years 3 days ago.)

Erasing Your Criminal Record or Running Off The Skeleton’s In Your Closet

Have you been a perfect angel your whole life? (I can see you adjusting your halo.) The fact of the matter is that many of us may have suffered from a momentary lapse in good judgment that resulted in an arrest. Pinched! Unfortunately, while criminal charges may have went nowhere, the arrest record may still trip you up. (posted by Daniel 6 years 6 days ago.)