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A Writing Challenge – If You’re Interested
Frederic William Burton (1816-1900) Hellelil and Hildebrand, The Meeting on the Turret StairsFirst of all, let me say I love being able to schedule posts. 🙂 Question: Have you ever looked at a painting or even a well done photograph and immediately, the image comes to life in your imagination and a story unfolds? The painting …
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International Authors Day 18 July – Tour and Giveaway
Showing my appreciation of authors today!
There are National and International Days for just about every little thing under the sun, including Wiggle Your Toes Day coming up on the August 6 by the way. I for one have every intention of wiggling my toes like crazy for that entire date. When self-confessed super book addict and reviewer Debdatta Dasgupta Sahay found out that there was no International Authors Day she decided to remedy that sorry fact.
She said :
“ I was shocked to realize that there’s isn’t an International Authors’ Day that we can all celebrate to show our appreciation for the hours of hard work that authors put into their books… So I decided to do something about it!
I am going to celebrate ‘International Authors’ Day’ on 18th July. Will you join me?
I will be organizing a Blog hop that will go on from 14th to 18th July. Join in and…
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Step Aside Grammar Rock – Weird Al’s Got it Covered
This morning on my way to work, my local radio station was singing the praises of the latest Weird Al Yankovic album and after watching this video, I'm sold. Step aside Grammar Rock. Weird Al's got it covered. (See what I did there?)
Once Upon A Time, I Had the Most Wonderful Mother
And I still do. Last night Wayne and I were sitting in my living room and I was writing and he was on the phone with his mom. We were talking about today's date. About a minute later my damn broom fell and hit the floor in the kitchen. I hadn't touched it since Saturday. …
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An Unfortunate Son – Parts 5 and 6
5 – What’s in the Box? Clark had barely reached the newsroom when his line began to ring. "Hello?" "Clark you know it's me. I'm on my way up. I'm waiting for the elevator." "Okay Lois. How'd you get here so fast?" "I flew Clark! How do you think? You didn't do too bad yourself, …
From Bucharest to Baltimore – A Review That Left Me in Tears
If you're a writer, how do you measure your success? Do you base it on how many books you've sold? Is it making piles of money or maybe your Amazon ranking? Since the first time I held my debut novel in my hands, I've tried to measure my success in shot glasses. That warm jolt …
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Guest Post -Trophy Society
This commentary is spot on. Why should Jimmy study hard, bust his butt on the baseball field or do his chores? He's going to get a ribbon anyway. SMDH
Stop the Presses! (I’ve always wanted to yell that lol) “Fireflies” is a Finalist!
News flash! I just received an e-mail from my publisher and friend, Kitty Bullard, that "Fireflies" is a FINALIST in TWO categories for the Readers' Favorite Book Awards! Fiction - Historical - Event/Era David Cornish MD 1918 Sheryn MacMunn Finding Out Pamela Atherstone ...Like Footprints in the Wind Linell Jeppsen Deadman's Lament J Bradley Van Tighem …
“An Unfortunate Son” Parts 3 and 4
3 – Brains and Brawn The car stopped in front of the courthouse and Lois and Clark exited telling Jack to relax and that they'd call him when they were ready to head back to the Planet. "Okay Clark, I'll be right back I'm just going to run to the ladies room. That was a …
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