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Pip's Great Adventure - a story book in progress

Stories can be inspired by our dreams and vice versa because many people dream of writing a good story. Pip's Great Adventure began that way, in the dreamworld.

13% 0 3 DerdriuMarriner

Book Review: You're Finally Here! by Mélanie Watt

You're Finally Here! by Mélanie Watt does the charming equivalent of book customer and reader appreciation with a winsomely honest bunny for readers aged 3 to 6 years.

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Writing and Publishing

Life's a Curve ~ a Learning Curve

A short story ~ how one needs to learn the Internet, Search Engines, Google and Research today when writing books. My history on Computers. A Panasonic and Commodore taught me.

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Childrens Book Review of Strega Nona Does It Again by Tomie dePaola, Twelfth in the Series

Matchmaking appears on the responsibilities section of a witch’s résumé. Its success depends upon psychology and/or remedies. Both will be needed in “Strega Nona Does It Again!”

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Writing and Publishing

The story of Pip's Great Adventure continues

Inspired by CS Lewis, it started with a dream that became a story and hopefully will become a book. It is about a boy called Pip and how he entered a strange world.

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Remembering When...

Remembering my childhood as of today.

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The Shell Seekers by Rosamunde Pilcher

"The Shell Seekers" by Rosamunde Pilcher is a wonderful book - a joy to read!

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Childrens Book Review of La Noche Buena: A Christmas Story by Antonio Sacre

Spanish-speakers call Christmas Eve “the good night.” Cuban-Americans celebrate with roasted pigs and rooster’s masses. They dance until sunup Christmas Day in “La Noche Buena.”

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Science fiction inspired by the apocalypse

End of the world science fiction is a genre in itself. However, some of these novels stay closer to the biblical apocalypse than others. On this page I review a few such novels.

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How to write a limerick: Some useful tips

This article gives a brief history of the limerick and the form it takes, then gives tips on how to write one, including how to get started and some tips.

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Book Review: Death in the Clouds (1935)

A review of the 1935 murder mystery written by Agatha Christie.

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The Modern Witch World of Debora Geary, Indie Author

Imagine a world where magic and technology co-exist. This is the world Deborah Geary has created in her Modern Witch series of books.

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The Solitary Life

Tommy's back enjoying his solitude, but society's insanity is still bugging him.

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Top Business Books 2016

In this article I look at the top new, exciting business books on the market. Books by writers that know and understand the world of business.

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5 Top Illustrated Books For Children

If you are looking for a great children's illustrated book you should start by reviewing these top 5 selections. They are all fun, engaging, and worth repeating.

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The New Madrid Run - a Book Review

The New Madrid Run, by Michael Reisig, is a best-selling, apocalyptic thriller about survival in a changed world.

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Writing and Publishing

3 Easy Ways to Become a Better Writer

Every writer can write better. Here are three easy ways to improve your writing.

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Great Little Bathroom and Bedtime Book review

A book recommendation that Oprah may have overlooked. A tome for the throne.

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