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Very British Problems

Making Life Awkward for Ourselves, One Rainy Day at a Time! We British are unique! If you want to read about our foibles and discover more about us or recognise those things you do

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Sweet Romance Writer Uses Travel Inspirations for Novel Settings

Author Sandra Leesmith travels part time in her RV exploring new places and sparking new ideas for her next novel.

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Killing Kennedy: Times That Led to the Tears of a Nation

Review of the book, Killing Kennedy, by Bill O'Rielly, and what it felt like to live through the days after the assassination, and the state funeral.

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What If? by xkcd Author Randall Munroe: Bizarre and Hypothetical Science Questions Answered

Randall Munroe's book of humorously pondered scientific queries was Amazon's Best Book of the Month for September 2014. Any xkcd fan could have seen that one coming.

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A Brief Overview of The Symposium by Plato

What is Plato's The Symposium? And what was discussed during this good old fashioned drinking party?

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Neil Gaiman's Sandman: Award-Winning Classic Graphic Novels

The Sandman graphic novels are arguably the best in the genre. After 25 years, new fans are still finding and gaping over them. Find out why I'm a huge fan.

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NARNIA - The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe

C.S. Lewis created a series of tales that inspired Disney to make The Chronicles of Narnia. His Irish childhood spent in Belfast surely influenced the magical content of the tales.

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Gaudeamus Book Fair in Bucharest, November 2013

We have two major book fairs in Bucharest: Bookfest in spring and Gaudeamus in fall. I try to go every time, because the discounts are worth it.

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Letters and Correspondence

Your Gift to the Future: Why You Should Write Letters

In this digital age, anything handwritten is rare. In an attempt to become more efficient, we are losing the means by which our descendants can learn about how we truly live.

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Alice's Adventures In Wonderland...Fact, Fiction And Fantasy

Over the years Lewis Carroll's classic children's story has been loved, hated and misunderstood. Is "Alice" all just nonsense or is there more to the story?

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Book Review of Diary of a Witchcraft Shop 2

Running a shop full of witchcraft supplies can have its dramas. They really are the sort you don't find anywhere else. Trevor and Liz are back to tell us all about it.

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The WWI War Poems of Wilfred Owen: The Poetry is in the Pity

Wilfred Owen is arguably Britain's greatest ever war poet. His words took his readers right into the trenches of the First World War, and broke their hearts.

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Green-bearded ageing hippie launches mind-altering herbs book

Herbs that intoxicate and that have mind-altering properties have always been used by people around the world. Today many are termed "entheogens" and can produce altered states.

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How to Choose the Topic for your First Book

An old saying goes 'Everybody has a book in them.', but the truth is, most writers have more than one book project on the go - so which one to choose for your first book on Amazon?

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Asterix Books List: Which are the Best?

Recommended Asterix books not to miss and extra tips on choosing a great Asterix book.

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Guess How Much I Love You: Book: I Love You To The Moon And Back

"Guess How Much I Love You" is a charming family book ending with "I Love you to the Moon and Back"

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Shoes | A Best Picture Book Review

I have a lot of favorite picture books, but the sweet, bouncy Shoes is absolutely at the top of my list!

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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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