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Leeds
Originally posted on Pen of the Damned:
Feet pounding as fast as they can, I tear across the hard-packed ground. Tree branches slap my arms, scrape my face, tangle in my hair; I don’t think I’m gonna make it. I hear it chasing me, not quite on my heels yet, but close enough to make…
A winter symphony
Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes:
With all the beauties of the morning I composed a symphony To strum the swallows balanced in the whispering breeze With the music of what you meant to me. I hummed the bee-strung spires of buddleia Nodding from ruined windows emptied of their glass, Sung the river water dimpled…
What do I do now?
Originally posted on Dena Rogers:
I can officially say Drive Me Sane is a finished novel. Yep, it’s a completed project. No more editing, no more pondering whether everything runs smoothly or if my editor is going to like my changes. I received an ARC copy last night and got the high resolution copy of…
My Salinger Year, by Joanna Rakoff
Originally posted on Blogging for a Good Book:
Today’s review is from Mandy. Author Joanna Rakoff recounts the year she spent working as the assistant to J.D. Salinger’s literary agent in her new memoir, My Salinger Year. Rakoff’s memoir opens in late 1995, when she decides that she’d rather write her own poetry and not…
Do You Love Them Enough to Let Them Hate You?
Originally posted on Writing in a RainDrop:
“I hate you!” my fifteen-year old son yelled at my husband. “I know you do, but I’m okay with that,” Ed replied, calmly. “I mean it!” JJ added, “I really hate you!” “Well, I love you,” my husband answered. The Bumpy Road Between Boy & Man JJ had arrived at…
CRIME and PUNISHMENT
Originally posted on emmanualpub:
EMMANUAL SPEAKS on what has always been a controversial topic when it come to correction for criminal penalties. Whenever a punishment doesn’t fit the crime it is concerned to be cruel and extreme therefore inhuman. There are two controversial punishment that present with cruelty and objections and they are the Death…
Kim and Kelly’s Dueling Review of Laugh (Burnside #2) by Mary Ann Rivers
Originally posted on Reflections of a Book Addict:
It’s not a surprise that Kelly and I are back, together again, reviewing another Mary Ann Rivers novel. We are both in love with Mary Ann’s characters, stories, and the way there are ALL the feels in her books (you can also read my review of her…
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