Rebecca Moesta Boeken

Since the 1990s, bestsellers Kevin J. Anderson and Rebecca Moesta have helped thousands and thousands of writers to develop the mindset of career professionals. Million Dollar Professionalism for the Writer presents lessons learned from the authors' decades of experience in publishing. They offer advice on working with publishers, editors, booksellers, and fellow authors, and using persistence and reliability to find continued work in the industry. Their tips cover professional courtesy, building a network of colleagues, reading contracts, meeting deadlines (and the domino-effect consequences of missing them), dealing with critics, and how to earn and maintain a reputation as a true professional.

The Dark Jedi student Zekk has been given his rite of passage--lead a raid on the Wookiee computer center on Kashyyyk. Finally he will fulfill his awesome potential and become the second Imperium's darkest knight. But first he must face his old friends Jacen and Jaina once and for all.

Exploring the dynamics of collaboration, this book delves into the benefits and challenges of working in pairs on creative projects. It examines how combining different perspectives and skills can lead to innovative solutions, while also addressing potential conflicts and communication hurdles. Through various examples and insights, the narrative highlights the importance of synergy in creativity and offers practical advice for fostering effective partnerships.

Buffy kämpft nach dem Tod ihrer Mutter mit Einsamkeit und Problemen: ihre Schwester Dawn hat Schulprobleme, das Geld ist knapp, und Buffy hat Zahnschmerzen. Neben ihrer Verantwortung für Dawn muss sie auch als Jägerin die Welt vor kleinen, zunächst harmlosen, aber gefährlichen Monstern beschützen.

Jacen und Jaina, die Kinder von Prinzessin Leia Organa und Han Solo, repräsentieren die neue Generation der Jedi-Ritter. Sie treten mit 14 Jahren in Luke Skywalkers Jedi-Akademie ein. Doch die Bedrohung durch die Dunklen Jedis von der Schattenakademie wächst, und Luke muss seine Schützlinge auf den unausweichlichen Konflikt vorbereiten . "STAR WARS ist kein Film - es ist Kult, Religion und Abenteuerspielplatz zugleich - es ist eine eigene Kultur."