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The World's Funniest Atheist

     Saul McNeil has made a successful career out of slamming Christianity because he’s found it to be easy, profitable . . . and a lot of fun. Then in an instant—and much to his horror—the self-proclaimed “World’s Funniest Atheist” knows God exists.
     That’s when his fervent prayer becomes “leave me alone, leave me alone, leave me alone!” It seems God has other plans, including offering him a key role on a reality television show and suggesting he become the caregiver for his elderly father, someone he hasn’t spoken to in years.

Available now on Kindle
for only $2.99.

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No Kindle? No problem!

   Did you know you can download and read "Kindle" books on your PC, Mac, iPhone, iPod touch, Blackberry, iPad, or Android?

    Did you know you can download a sample of Bill's book for free?

    Click one of the book links below and once at Amazon.com, click the "Send sample now" button.

How to Write Your Novel
in Nine Weeks

If you've wanted to write a novel but... If you've started to write your novel but... Then here's the book for you.
     This is a method, a nine-week plan, that works! Day by day, award-winning novelist Bill Dodds and a sock-puppet "coauthor" named Little Willie Sockspeare offer practical suggestions, valuable tips, and sincere encouragement to help you complete your book. Your novel.
     In nine weeks, you can be a novelist.

Available now on Kindle
for only $2.99.

The blog is here.

The podcast is available here.

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And this is what
the authors are up to.


Little Willie Sockspeare


Bill Dodds

Two New Books
and the Return of Two Award-Winning Classic!

    
           

Pope Bob

    What does it profit a man to gain the papacy . . . but lose his very soul?
    When the first American-born pope, Leo XVII, wakes up on Seattle’s Skid Road he discovers that during his most recent alcoholic blackout the papal plane has been lost over the Atlantic and the world assumes he’s dead.
    Author Bill Dodds uses a light—and at times surprisingly lighthearted—touch to tell this story of vices and vocations, promises and possibilities, fears and faith. He has created a cast of delightful, believable, and unforgettable characters.

    Pope Bob is available now on Kindle for only $2.99.

O Father: A Murder Mystery

    The first American to win the International 3-Day Novel Contest, Bill Dodds cranked out O Father: A Murder Mystery over Labor Day weekend 1990.
    Here's the fast-paced and humorous story of Kevin Fitzpatrick—a self-effacing single father and Rockford Files fan—who enrolls in a private-eye course to hone his skills as a mystery writer. He's soon put to the test when his nephew is accused of murder, and Mountlake Terrace, Washington, has never been the same.
    O Father: A Murder Mystery is available now on Kindle for only $2.99.

 

And for middle readers (children 8 to 12):

My Great-grandfather Turns 12 Today

    What if you went back in time and met your great-grandfather when he was only 12 years old?
    What if saving him and his family from disaster depended on . . . you!
     My Great-grandfather Turns 12 Today is available now on Kindle for only $2.99.

The Hidden Fortune

     Everything is going just fine in Jeannette’s life—except for having to put up with her little brother, Pat. (What a pest!) But then Mom's weird Uncle Jackie shows up, and not just for dinner but to stay. That’s where the mystery begins. It's one she and her best friend Regina are sure they can solve.
     Uncle Jackie dresses like a bum but could he really have a hidden fortune? And if they find out that he does, he'll be willing to share it with them, won't he?
     The Hidden Fortune, first published by Liguori Publications in 1991, is
available now on Kindle for only $2.99.

What about...?
Ever wonder about Bill's (poor, sweet, patient)
wife, Monica, and what she does while he does...
whatever it is he does? 


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