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I am a Poet

my poetry has been a way to express myself in a creative and artistic way

35% 1 7 SteveRogerson

Book Review: The Gray Man of Smoke and Shadows by Todd Sullivan

Steve Rogerson reviews Todd Sullivan’s The Gray Man of Smoke and Shadows, the second in his series of vampire novellas set in South Korea

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What Genre is Harry Potter?

The question 'What genre is Harry Potter?' can't be answered with one word, as the Harry Potter series belongs to different literary genres at the same time!

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Book Review: Death of an Outsider (1988)

A review of the Hamish Macbeth murder mystery written by M. C. Beaton.

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Reap the Savage Whirlwind ~ a Novel/Saga

Discussing the research that goes into a work of fiction prior to the actual writing.

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Book Review of Overclocked by Cory Doctorow

Combine science fiction and geek culture with simply great writing and you have the very talented Cory Doctorow. I didn't rest until I'd finished his collection of short stories.

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The 50 Book Challenge

Can you read 50 books in one year? That's what the "50 Book Challenge" is about - encouraging us all to discover learning, entertainment and enlightenment through reading.

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Book Review: Wolf Spiders by Joanne Randolph, in Nightmare Creatures: Spiders! Series Title #6

Wolf Spiders is Nightmare Creatures: Spiders! series title #6. Joanne Randolph offers facts on the wolf spider's bio-geography, life cycle, and natural history.

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Geraint and Enid: Coming of Age and Sovereignty in the Arthurian Legends

Also known as Geraint Son of Erbin, this tale from the Arthurian Romances looks like the usual Sovereignty story. But there's much more going on than that!

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KZine Issue 13: Review of September 2015 Issue

Not unlucky for the reader, as issue 13 of science-fiction, fantasy, crime and horror magazine KZine for Kindle has an enjoyable mix of stories

35% 7 3 Sam

Pottermore - Finally out of beta and open for registration

Excuse me whilst I disappear from the face of the earth for a while, but Pottermore is finally open for registration and out of beta!

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Literary Criticism

The Night My Mother Met Bruce Lee, a Brief Opinion

The Night my Mother Met Bruce Lee by Paisley Rekdal is a most unusual memoir. That's what makes it memorable.

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Was Charlotte Bronte Jealous of her Sister Anne?

Did the great Charlotte Bronte suffer professional envy over the success of her youngest sister's work?

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Childrens Book Review of Roadrunner's Dance by Rudolfo Alfonso Anaya

Surviving awkward stages can be considered part of life’s lessons. Clumsiness describes almost all young animals. One youngster ends up fast and graceful in “Roadrunner’s Dance.”

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Writing and Publishing

How to Write an Article

Learning how to write an article can make a tremendous difference in whether people read your work, or not. And, it is simple to write well enough to find readers.

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Jonathan Livingston Seagull

My review of "Jonathan Livingston Seagull" by Richard Bach. This book was much loved by "baby boomers" as an inspirational allegorical tale.

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You've Just Got to Read This Murder Mystery Book - In a Dark, Dark Wood

An isolated English country house, six friends, and a Ouija Board that warns mmmmMurder!

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Writing and Publishing

NaNoWriMo 2016 Starts Today

For writers wanting to work on their latest project and their writing habits, one of the best challenges has begun. National Novel Writing Month runs the entire month of November.

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