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Five of the Best Books for Fiber Arts

These are the top five books that I've read on the subject of sheep, spinning, and weaving. I would recommend these for yourself or a gift for a friend.

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Literary Genres and Forms

The World Without Fan Fiction

Every historical and current scrap of fan fiction has disappeared from the world. Should we be cheering?

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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

Pardon My Grammar

I’ve had several friends who constantly misuse words. They seem to have a talent for it. It makes talking to them interesting.

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Writing and Publishing

How to Write a How To Article

This article will explain how to write a how to article. How To Articles are frequent search topics, as people want to learn how to do things.

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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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A Ride Through Love

The Definition Of Real Love Experienced

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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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The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold

The Lovely Bones ended up on the New York Times Bestseller List, but is it worth reading? Here my opinion ...

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Gilgamesh - A Fascinating Book that is over 4,500 Years Old

I was a teenager when I first read the 'Epic of Gilgamesh' and more then 30 years later this, perhaps oldest surviving, epic poem still fascinates me.

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Dusty’s Road Home

Can a wandering robot vacuum cleaner find his way home?

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Book Review of Diary of a Witchcraft Shop

Can you imagine working in somewhere like Diagon Alley? The shopkeepers of Glastonbury don't need to, they do it every day!

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Will Ebooks Kill Print?

While ebooks are gaining traction in the bookselling world, the question of whether print will survive the onslaught needs to be examined.

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Publishing My First Novel For Free

My journey from an idea in the back of my brain to an ebook for sale on Amazon!

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How I Became an ebook Convert

The story of how a printed book lover got her mind opened to the daily use of ebooks. It's not that bad.

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Why I NEED to Write...and MUST

Why does the sun shine? Why does a bird sing? Why does a tree stand tall and strong in the forest? BECAUSE that is what it was meant to do! That is why I NEED to write.

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Literary Criticism

A Close Look at Emily Grierson From "A Rose for Emily"

A look at the unusual tools William Faulkner used to show the reader the character Emily Grierson in his brilliant short story, "A Rose For Emily"

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How to Read Shakespeare (and enjoy it)

Reading Shakespeare can be the stuff of schoolchildren’s nightmares. Is it possible to read, understand and love Shakespeare?

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