Tweet: The Book

What if Napoleon, Leonardo DaVinci, Henry Ford, Socrates or Julius Caesar (just to name a few) had a twitter account? What if you could read a tweet from Michelangelo as he worked on the Sistine Chapel? What would they say? (No doubt something more meaningful and useful than what's in here, but that's beside the point.)

Imagine receiving a Tweet from Waterloo? Trafalgar? Bunker Hill?

And what was the Mona Lisa REALLY smiling about? Here's your chance to find out!

So we bring this, er, "book" of tweets solely in Twitter format: brief, short and to the point(less).

All portions of this book - Author's Forward, Acknowledgements and About the Author - are no more than 140 characters in length.

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Tweet: The Book

What if Napoleon, Leonardo DaVinci, Henry Ford, Socrates or Julius Caesar (just to name a few) had a twitter account? What if you could read a tweet from Michelangelo as he worked on the Sistine Chapel? What would they say? (No doubt something more meaningful and useful than what's in here, but that's beside the point.)

Imagine receiving a Tweet from Waterloo? Trafalgar? Bunker Hill?

And what was the Mona Lisa REALLY smiling about? Here's your chance to find out!

So we bring this, er, "book" of tweets solely in Twitter format: brief, short and to the point(less).

All portions of this book - Author's Forward, Acknowledgements and About the Author - are no more than 140 characters in length.

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Tweet: The Book

Tweet: The Book

by William E. Lutz
Tweet: The Book

Tweet: The Book

by William E. Lutz

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Overview

What if Napoleon, Leonardo DaVinci, Henry Ford, Socrates or Julius Caesar (just to name a few) had a twitter account? What if you could read a tweet from Michelangelo as he worked on the Sistine Chapel? What would they say? (No doubt something more meaningful and useful than what's in here, but that's beside the point.)

Imagine receiving a Tweet from Waterloo? Trafalgar? Bunker Hill?

And what was the Mona Lisa REALLY smiling about? Here's your chance to find out!

So we bring this, er, "book" of tweets solely in Twitter format: brief, short and to the point(less).

All portions of this book - Author's Forward, Acknowledgements and About the Author - are no more than 140 characters in length.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940044504592
Publisher: William E. Lutz
Publication date: 04/29/2013
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 91 KB

About the Author

William E. Lutz possesses a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from Rutgers School of Business, along with a Master's in Public Administration as well as an A+ from CompTIA and a Geomatics certification (GIS) from Cook College, Rutgers University.

Among other talents, Mr. Lutz is a writer with a strong technical background, having worked with such entities as Verisign, A.M. Best and a host of others ranging on issues from telecommunications (future trends) as well as AES (American Encryption Standard) development along with analysis of social trends. Some of his technology and social trend analysis can be found at his "Shockwaverider Blog" at http://shockwaveriderblog.wordpress.com.

If you're looking for a consummate and skilled professional in the realm of technical writing, grants / proposal, non-profit management and records management services, along with website design and development, check out: http://www.welassociates.co

Mr. Lutz is also an author of several books which can also be found on Barnes and Nobles and Amazon (click on the "Published Books" link above).

Mr. Lutz's work profile inclusive of extensive professional references, skills, projects and works completed can be viewed here: http://www.linkedin.com/in/williamelutz.

Some of his work samples can also be found here: http://www.scribd.com/welutz.

Mr. Lutz is also available for public / conference speaking, instructional services (including webinars), whether in person or via Skype.

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