: Re: A character who teaches how to build wealth I am looking for a character name to design a personality of a guy who teaches how to build wealth. In the real world, they are financial advisors.

I'd advise against giving your character a name that is blatantly related to his character, unless you are writing a comedy. Calling the rich man "Rich Dollarman" and the policeman "Jack Law" and so forth quickly sounds very lame. Just call him "Fred Miller" or "Bob Dalton" or some such ordinary sounding name.

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: The way I did my last Kindle book was this. I'm at a different computer right now so I don't have the files, I don't remember the extensions and all. If I'm misleading you on details,

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: I've heard this as a classic guide for reporters. A news story should answer all these questions. I've never heard of someone drawing diagrams of it or building some big system out of it,

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: Re: A character who teaches how to build wealth I am looking for a character name to design a personality of a guy who teaches how to build wealth. In the real world, they are financial advisors.

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: Copyright Infringement if I directly gain no money? I'm currently working on an essay for an award. I'm on a FIRST Robotics Team, and FIRST gives a Chairman's Award at our competitions. One

: The way I did my last Kindle book was this. I'm at a different computer right now so I don't have the files, I don't remember the extensions and all. If I'm misleading you on details,

: I've heard this as a classic guide for reporters. A news story should answer all these questions. I've never heard of someone drawing diagrams of it or building some big system out of it,

: Is there a term for a fiction piece that goes after the prologue but before the epilogue? I'm writing a long non-fiction text that describes a fictional setting. I came up with a fiction piece

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