I'm Taking a Fantastic Voyage. Won't You Join Me?
A Pirate's code of conduct Contrary to popular images of pirates, life aboard ship was often a model of discipline and democracy. The following code of conduct was taken from one 18th century pirate ship and offers interesting insight into pirate affairs. 1. Every man shall obey civil Command; the Captain shall have one full …
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Even though it feels like it's taken forever to get here, today, October 1, 2014 marks the first official day of my virtual book tour for The Blue Diamond - The Razor's Edge. Here is the official link to my publisher's blog tour page. Here are all of the sites and links: 9/23 - Lit …
In keeping with my theme of who we write for, I created this post specifically for Leigh's blog. Please hop on over and check it out and when you're done, stay a bit and check out what she has to say as well! Please welcome guest author P.S. Bartlett to my blog; I am thrilled …
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And here we have what jumped out at me: 4. They take control of their lives. (Self-Efficacy) “Become major, Paul. Live like a hero. That's what the classics teach us. Be a main character. Otherwise what is life for?” - J.M. Coetzee You can’t waste time waiting for permission from an imaginary, all-knowing mentor to tell …
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Although it would be dangerous beyond my comprehension, I wouldn't mind being Ivory for a day. However, I'd be lying if I said there wasn't some of me in her and vise versa. Then again, perhaps I was just living out a fantasy through my main character...imagine that! 😉
Thank you so much for sharing this good news. It’s been a few weeks ago but it’s always nice to relive that moment when I found out. 🙂
Wins
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What's the point of being a storyteller if we can't share it? As much as I, like most of you, write what I want to read, I often read the same books that many of you read, watch the same movies and television shows and follow the same blogs. That's more than enough to show …
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I'm still pretty rusty but I'm getting there. 🙂 Meet Keara Shepard from The Blue Diamond! Three days to go!
Thank you so much for having me on your beautiful site and allowing my book to keep company with so many wonderful stories.
Fireflies
FIREFLIES by P.S. Bartlett, is a character driven journey back in time to 1881 rural Pennsylvania. A historical fiction novel with a paranormal touch, the story introduces the reader to the Whelan family, their youngest member, Ennis, and the emergence of his amazing abilities. This is a story that will awe you, comfort you and give you a sense of a miraculous magic that is undeniably living within the world—if only through the natural wonder of a group of fireflies and a small boy.
Irish immigrants, Dr. Owen Whelan and his wife Sarah have settled in the Wyoming Valley near Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania where Owen opens a small medical practice to tend to the coal mining families of the area. Over the years, they grow their own family until the birth of their seventh and final child, Ennis. Ennis is very unique; born very frail and near death he…
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