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It's A Kind of Magic
We are the Entry Way Writers who work with Entry Way Publishing and Digi-Tall Media, and together, the result ends up being a kind of magic.

Entry Way Writers encompass almost every genre and we come from almost every 'walk of life'.

We write and work with conviction and tenacity alongside other writers affiliated with Entry Way Publishing.

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Events

BOOK SIGNING - TONY BROWN
AUTHOR OF POSERANITY: UNMASKING THE POSER WITHIN
January 15, 2011 - 3pm to 5pm

Tony Brown, Author of Poseranity, Unmasking the Poser Within has just arrived in Bakersfield. He is looking forward to seeing everyone at his book signing event on Saturday. Bring a friend and get autographed copies of Poseranity. Come meet Tony, who's not only an excellent author, he's also one of the nicest guys you could meet in a literary circle.
Featured Author

Jim Kilpatrick
Jim Kilpatrick was born in Galesburg, Illinois in January 10, 1947. He spent four years on Wake Island in the Pacific before going to Roosevelt Military Academy during 1961-65. "Those were great days for me at the Academy and I will always hold those days close to my heart." He returned to the Pacific traveling to Guam and Midway Island and Honolulu, Hawaii where he attended the University of Hawaii, graduating with three degrees in journalism, English and education. Jim worked in radio, television, newspapers and magazines before teaching in Hawaii and Texas for 31 years. He has two children and a grandson. He has authored two other novels.
Featured Title

Stand At Ease
by Jim Kilpatrick

Roosevelt Military Academy has graduated some very proud students and Jim Kilpatrick is one of those. This author has brought forward a book for all to read and be able to enjoy events from his academy life there in the 60s. Come with us now to read and share with Jim his high school life there. Expect to be amused and serious all in one sitting. Be sure to tell others about this awesome e-book. ome enraptured and enthralled as she "dips her own writing quill into the ink well, gently and deftly wielding the quill into magical words," bringing to birth her heartfelt poems.