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Laura Rankin - Illustrator and Writer of Children's Books

Creative brilliance like Laura Rankin's always emerges from a less definite past.

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Book Review: Perceivers: Mind Control by Jane Killick

A review of the second novel in Jane Killick’s Perceivers young adult series

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Book Review: MASH: A Novel About Three Army Doctors (1968)

A review of the 1968 Richard Hooker novel that inspired both a movie and a television series.

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Book Review: Perceivers: Mind Secrets by Jane Killick

A review of the first book in Jane Killick's Perceivers series

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The Old Man And The Sea by Ernest Hemingway

My Review of Ernest Hemingway's classic story, "The Old Man and the Sea." A deceptively simple short tale that captures the imagination and inspires deep thoughts.

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One Person at a Time (A Poem)

A poem about making a difference, no matter how small, one person at a time.

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Jesus Through Pagan Eyes, from a Pagan Perspective

Pagan High Priestess, NanLT takes a look at "Jesus Through Pagan Eyes" written and compiled by Mark Townsend, Christian Priest, Druid, and magician.

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Book Review of Mockingjay (The Hunger Games Book Three)

The concluding part in Suzanne Collins's brilliant trilogy is played out on a much bigger arena. Hollywood is splitting it in two for a double-bill movie.

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The Gift of a Traveler - Book Review

"The Gift of a Traveler" - An original and beautifully illustrated Christmas story by Wendy Matthews, illustrated by Robert Van Nutt.

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How to make a creative book for kids on your own

If you want to know how to make a creative book for kids on your own, there are plenty of things that you could do. The best would be to include them in the process...

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Writing and Publishing

Write From the Heart

Writing by night after her transcription job is done, Christian author, Cynthia Green, shares her struggles and triumphs on her writing journey.

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Literary Genres and Forms

Romeo and Juliet-the Gang Wars

Romeo and Juliet is often thought of as a romance, but Baz Luhrmann's 1996 movie puts the spotlight on gang violence.

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To Write or Not to Write - That Is the Question

Writing tidbits and knowledge that I have picked up during my nine years of writinng

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Writing and Publishing

Why do you want to write?

So you decided that you want to be a writer, but don't know why you want to write? Here are some tips to consider on your writing journey. ;)

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KZine Issue Five: Review of January 2013 Issue

Issue five of genre magazine KZine contains eight short stories ranging from crime to science fiction to horror and fantasy.

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A Close Look at Joyce Carol Oates' short story "Where are you Going, Where Have you been?"

This short story, published first in Epoch in 1966 is dedicated to Bob Dylan and was inspired by the Pied Piper of Tuscon, a serial killer active in the mid 1950's.

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Childrens Book Review of Too Many Tamales: Christmas Eve Story by Gary Soto

Twenty-four tamales are cooked for December 24. Their delicious contents ensure that they will be appreciated. If they all get eaten, will making 24 more be way “Too Many Tamales”?

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Young Readers Book Review of Animal Mummies Preserved Through the Ages

"Animal Mummies Preserved Through The Ages" acquaints young readers with mummification of animals preserved by extreme weather conditions or by skilled ancient Egyptian embalmers.

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