Bøger af Jason Rogers

I am the screenwriter for the rom-com Take Me To Banaue, and you all really need to hear the story of how Take Me To Banaue came to be. I'm sure you've already watched the film numerous times by now and have already begun a letter writing campaign to get it nominated for an Academy Award for Best Picture. But, if you could take a little time in-between viewings of this great and awesome rom-com to give my little book a read, I would appreciate it.

If I have to hear one more pitch or idea from a writer that goes "a retired hitman must return to the game because of a family member," I'm gonna go crazy. And... the whole "A man must darkly return to his mysterious hometown and darkly face mysterious secrets." That whole idea of 'returning to one's hometown to face an evil" is just as cliche as the hitman idea.Use your creativity. You have it, and it can be built on. It can grow and increase. If you think you don't have much creativity, then I am here to help you out with that.I have compiled a group of activities you can use to expand your horizons, build up your creative powers, and give you the ability to exercise your creativity everyday.

In Children of the Province, young Aella and her little brother Tom are unaware of the adventures and dangers that life has in store for them. They enter service at Hearthstone Castle - Aella as a kitchen maid and Tom as general labor. As the Kingdom of Vasalia is threatened by intrigue and civil war, their little world of Hearthstone Province - a small, insignificant backwater - is plunged into hardship and sacrifice.In the midst of this tale of personal and moral growth, the children come to learn some of the secrets of Vasalia's history; they benefit from the library at Hearthstone Castle and the wisdom of others. As they wrestle with the complexities of real life - honor, foresight, love, sacrifice, death - Aella and Tom learn to recognize what is true, good, and beautiful.In Children of the Province, author Jason Rogers, a translator and educator based in Michigan, uses literary realism in the genre of fantasy fiction to deliver a harrowing - yet believable! - tale of adventure, personal growth, and morality through the lives of Aella and Tom. The book features the warm, rich, hand-drawn illustrations of local Michigan artist Glory Bell.

Have you recently been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes? Are you looking for answers that will help you manage this condition while living your best life? This book is exactly what you need!Type 2 diabetes is a condition many Americans live with every day. Knowing what lifestyle changes you'll need to deal with, and developing day to day tools to manage this condition is paramount to living with Type 2 diabetes.With so much information on Type 2 diabetes out there, how can you make it simpler to find easy to understand, condensed information without having to search for hours on the internet? Living With Type 2 Diabetes does exactly that.Inside Living With Type 2 Diabetes you will find: What Type 2 diabetes is, causes, and how to recognize symptoms.How to successfully manage your diet changes.The effects of sleep and exercise on Type 2 diabetes.The important roles weight loss and stress management have on Type 2 diabetes.How medicines and supplements can help you manage blood sugar.Testing and management strategies to help you better control day to day blood sugar.Navigating insurance with Type 2 diabetes.The untreated consequences of Type 2 diabetes.This book simplifies and condenses the overwhelming amount of information on Type 2 diabetes, leaving out complicated medical jargon and fluff. Anyone from teens to older adults will find it extremely easy to understand.If you feel overwhelmed and need a place to begin your understanding of Type 2 diabetes and live your best life, scroll up and click the buy button now. See you inside!

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In Children of the Province, young Aella and her little brother Tom are unaware of the adventures and dangers that life has in store for them. They enter service at Hearthstone Castle - Aella as a kitchen maid and Tom as general labor. As the Kingdom of Vasalia is threatened by intrigue and civil war, their little world of Hearthstone Province - a small, insignificant backwater - is plunged into hardship and sacrifice.In the midst of this tale of personal and moral growth, the children come to learn some of the secrets of Vasalia's history; they benefit from the library at Hearthstone Castle and the wisdom of others. As they wrestle with the complexities of real life - honor, foresight, love, sacrifice, death - Aella and Tom learn to recognize what is true, good, and beautiful.In Children of the Province, author Jason Rogers, a translator and educator based in Michigan, uses literary realism in the genre of fantasy fiction to deliver a harrowing - yet believable! - tale of adventure, personal growth, and morality through the lives of Aella and Tom. The book features the warm, rich, hand-drawn illustrations of local Michigan artist Glory Bell.

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These are my experiences writing for micro-budget studios, and indie studios, and artists - along with just trying to get my screenplays optioned or sold or produced. There were a lot of screenplays throughout the years. Many of them I will talk about in this book along with things I have learned, personal preferences I have, some amateur advice, and some hopeful inspiration for other writers. There are screenplays I have written which I will not talk about in this book because they have interest in them from studios and producers, are in pre-production, or tied up by NDA's. And there are some screenplays which I choose not to talk about because I am still pitching them and actively trying to get them produced. I mean, no reason to talk about those here. I've written a lot over the years. I worked as a teacher for the majority of my career, which allowed me to write nonstop during the vacation times in between semesters. I have never been the kind of screenwriter who puts all his focus into one screenplay and pushes it for years. I write and write and write.