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FloraBreenRobison
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FloraBreenRobison

aka Flora Robison from British Columbia, Canada.

Wizzley author for 14 years · 16 articles.

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I am a freelance writer, art agent to Breen Bergstrome and singer. I love cats, classic movies, mysteries, and music of several genres. I have a B.A. from the University of the Fraser Valley with a major in Psychology and a minor in English. My first print publication was a poem at the age of nine. I have published in newspapers, poetry volumes, school papers and yearbooks . It is my ambition to publish a mystery book in the traditional style of Agatha Christie.
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Articles by FloraBreenRobison

English Words with Odd Spellings
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English Words with Odd Spellings

English is full of words whose spelling make no sense compared to the way they are pronounced. Rarely are words phonetically spelled.

by FloraBreenRobison

Hitchcock's British Movie Career Before Hollywood
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Hitchcock's British Movie Career Before Hollywood

Hitchcock started his movie career in his native England in silent film. The Master of Suspense started directing movies about families before moving to thrillers.

by FloraBreenRobison

Favourite Hitchcockian Films Alfred Never Directed
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Favourite Hitchcockian Films Alfred Never Directed

Hitchcock had a style of movie making in genre, camera angles, and pacing that earned him a nickname and admirers among his peers. These peers paid homage to him.

by FloraBreenRobison

My Favourite Columbo Episodes
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My Favourite Columbo Episodes

Peter Falk starred in 68 episodes of Columbo. These inverted mysteries starred movie and television stars as the killers and we loved watching Falk nail the murderer.

by FloraBreenRobison

How to Be Cool in Hollywood: Actors with Cool Nicknames
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How to Be Cool in Hollywood: Actors with Cool Nicknames

Cool Nicknames are plenty in Hollywood and rarely have any meaning . These classic Hollywood talents deserved their Cool Nicknames

by FloraBreenRobison

The Male Actor Who Collaborated with Hitchcock the Most Often
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The Male Actor Who Collaborated with Hitchcock the Most Often

Hitchcock worked with several actors and actresses more than once. The actor who worked with him the most was character actor Leo G. Carroll appeared in six Hitchcock movies.

by FloraBreenRobison

Even When A Friendship Dies, You Have to Work With People in a Civilized Manner
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Even When A Friendship Dies, You Have to Work With People in a Civilized Manner

A true story about how I ended a decades long friendship but still remain civil to the person since we can't avoid seeing each other in person

by FloraBreenRobison

The Best Miss Jane Marple
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The Best Miss Jane Marple

Several actresses have played Miss Jane Marple, Christie's amateur detective from the fictional St. Mary Mead. Joan Hickson is the best, no contest.

by FloraBreenRobison

How to Give a Proper Seminar No Matter What the Topic
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How to Give a Proper Seminar No Matter What the Topic

So you want to make a living charging people to hear you give seminars? As an audience member who has heard great seminars and horrible seminars, consider this advice first.

by FloraBreenRobison

Indoor Summer Activities: For When It's Raining
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Indoor Summer Activities: For When It's Raining

What do parents do with children during the summer holidays when it's raining outside that don't involve the computer? Here are some fun family activities.

by FloraBreenRobison

R. Austin Freeman: Classic Mystery Creator of Dr. Thorndike
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R. Austin Freeman: Classic Mystery Creator of Dr. Thorndike

R. Austin Freeman was a Victorian Era medical man who created his own fictional detective and narrator sidekick like his friend Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

by FloraBreenRobison

The Golden Age of Mystery: Why Is It Given This Lofty Title?
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The Golden Age of Mystery: Why Is It Given This Lofty Title?

The Golden Age of Mystery is a term used for the era between the World Wars. There are strong reasons why this term is warranted.

by FloraBreenRobison

The Inheritance Tales-A Prologue in Couplets
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The Inheritance Tales-A Prologue in Couplets

A Narrative poem about the gathering of heirs waiting to hear the reading of the will. It is written in the style of The Canterbury Tales by Chaucer.

by FloraBreenRobison

The Love of Classic Mystery and Suspense Fiction
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The Love of Classic Mystery and Suspense Fiction

This article explores the history of classic mystery and suspense fiction, focusing heavily on the Victorian Era and the period between WWI and WWII.

by FloraBreenRobison

Since When Is Art Not A Business
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Since When Is Art Not A Business

My family is full of professional artists who entered the business for love, not money. The fact that The Arts feed the soul does not mean that it is not a business.

by FloraBreenRobison

The Importance of Singing In Choirs to Your Health
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The Importance of Singing In Choirs to Your Health

I've been singing all my life in a variety of settings and genres. There is something special about belonging to a choir ,and the health benefits are overwhelming

by FloraBreenRobison