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He fumbled with his picks last week (going 7-6) but the American writer D.L. Shiloh thinks he'll do better this week. See how you compare.

Here's a list for you NFL fans for Week 10 of the 2009 season from D.L Shiloh. How do your picks stack up against D.L.?

November 15th is National Pookoo Google Search Day. Search Google for 'Pookoo' and click on any D.L. Shiloh link. Then download his novel - as a way of saying thanks.

OK, Thanksgiving is approaching. But events of 9-11 are still swirling around us as seen in the news lately. Something new happens every week or is leftover. When will it end? Visit this web site to share your 9-11 memory.

It's more common than you think. Research shows that 8 million people claim to have had a near death experience. What do you think? Take this quick poll and get a free PDF copy of "Pookoo", which was started by its author's own true-life experience.

Brewza.com called it "a brilliantly written satirical look at our society's celebrity obsession." It made the Amazon.com Kindle bestseller charts. Own it by just clicking on a few links November 15th, today - and get better web traffic.

His new novel-in-progress has him 'walking the wire' and is a "quieter" direction than "Pookoo" is. See how D.L. Shiloh handles the mess of 9-11 in "Waiting for the End."

To prep for the writing of his new novel, D.L. Shiloh has shunned all new music and gone back to listening to lite rock of the 70s and 80s. But a little Led Zeppelin has found its way, too.

Friends thought this American-born writer was insane or desperate to give away copies of his satire "Pookoo." But suddenly the once-upon-a-time shot putter and discus thrower started building a worldwide audience. He now has readers in 15 countries.

Can reading help stimulate the economy, improve lifestyles and more? This author thinks so. See how D.L. Shiloh started up a cause on Facebook, which will benefit a Chicago literacy program.