Apr 16, 2011
American author Doug Shiloh is revamping his 2008 novel POOKOO with a revision and goodies. So that means his current Amazon bestseller will become a collectible. Read how you can get on the rare book train.
Apr 15, 2011
Never mind that this satire cracked the Amazon Top 40 this week. Never mind that it's a story on our instant celebrity. Brewza.com called "Pookoo" a brilliantly written satirical look at our society's celebrity obsession."
Apr 09, 2011
One disaster, a government shutdown, has been avoided this month. But here's one that won't be avoided: American author Doug Shiloh claims a "shocking" result, May 1, 2011. Is it the start of the Mayan 2012 prophecy?
Mar 27, 2011
There are less than 40 days for fans to download a free ebook novel and various mp3s from the novelist who wrote "Pookoo." Read how you can be one of the lucky ones.
Mar 24, 2011
The writer who knew and worked for the Nagasaki co-pilot says recent disasters like earthquakes and tsunamis don't signal any end times. And he's skeptical of that Mayan prophecy for 2012.
Mar 18, 2011
The Literary Road Show is an emerging writers' and readers' group based in Northern Illinois. On March 30th, the group tackles "First Chapter Readings" from classic works, as well as a world premiere of Doug Shiloh's work-in-progress novel.
Jan 30, 2011
Some thing don't change - and that's good. In January 2011, Doug Shiloh releases an mp3 of his short story "The Second Coming", he co-founded a reading group that's making its way to the web and Comcast, and he's wrapping up his second novel.
Jan 29, 2011
Is it a story of Elvis? Chicago's Stockyard Magazine.com published the powerful short story "The Second Coming" by Doug Shiloh. Now the story, read by its author, can be downloaded for a short time for free from his web site.
Nov 29, 2010
The power of the Internet showed again with the November results from one U.S. author's web site statistics. The surprising facts show a heavy download activity coming from China.
Oct 31, 2010
Bigger than Lady Gaga, and more bite than an expose on Stephanie Meyers' vampire books. Would you expect a short story about the return of Elvis Presley to be at anything else but number 1? You can even hear the author read it now. Learn how.