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…my new, but already extinct language…Seumas-ese… #TBSU…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher:
…it’s quite possible that many of yeez have had the same experience in yer lives… the surprising and often unwitting discovery that yeez may have stumbled upon a brand new language… in the nature of linguistics, by definition, a ‘new’ language will be decipherable to a limited number of speakers……
A Happy Cocky!
Originally posted on margaret lynette sharp:
A Happy Cocky A happy cocky! Gazing down upon us mere humans, he certainly looks the part. And why wouldn’t he be happy? With a lovely park to call home, abundant friends and few foes, plentiful food and water, like seems to be treating him kindly. Copyright ©
Vlog Monday will be coming out on Tuesday
Originally posted on Author Maegan Provan:
I know that my schedule has been a little messed up lately, but I have been INCREDIBLY busy and I haven’t had time to film. Sorry guys, but I promise it will be out tomorrow.
The 12 Most Important Twitter Hashtags for Promoting Your Book
Originally posted on readers+writers journal:
? Hashtags are, arguably, the most important part of tweeting. Without these keywords that categorize the subject of your tweet, you’re never going to reach your target audience. If you’re using Twitter to promote your book, it’s crucial that you use hashtags wisely. How, How Often, How Much Social…
Interstellar Journey: Shrinking the Probe Posted From Centauri Dreams
Posted: 14 Jul 2014 06:03 AM PDT We’ve all imagined huge starships jammed with human crews, inspired by many a science fiction novel or movie. But a number of trends point in a different direction. As we look at what it would take to get even a robotic payload to another star, we confront […]
An Interview with Childrens Author – Kim Page
Originally posted on johntuckermustlive:
Today’s interview is with Kim Page of the Page Puppies Series. I’ve known Kim for over a year and she’s a wonderful woman, writer, and friend. Her two books, both aimed at pre-school and the younger YA market, are fancifully written and include a plethora of colorful pictures inside them. Here’s…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 