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To the four winds
Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes:
South wind bends the slender stems Of flowers bowed beneath its light caress Scattering the perfume gathered in cool bowls Of petals cupped around the flowers’ heart. Wind from the west blusters and blows Herding rain clouds straight from the sea Barging the skeins of voyaging geese Tossing light…
Be True to Yourself in Your Writing
Originally posted on Author Mark W Sasse:
I was reading an article from a writing website which was talking about the habits of successful writers. On the whole, I agreed with many of their ideas and suggestions, but one of them led me to pause, and I couldn’t quite completely agree with them. What was…
Almost Forgotten by Carey Decevito
Originally posted on Read Me…:
Guest Post A Dollop of Sweet With a Dash of Spice: Insight of an Erotic Romance Author Put it here. Tuck it there. Assorted parts are thrust, screwed and banged into place. Screaming, hair pulling, tweaking and if everything works out, you’ve got a big old smile on your face.…
An Egret Braves The Waves…
Originally posted on margaret lynette sharp:
An Egret Braves the Waves Now and then an Egret visits our local swimming baths. On very rare occasions I see two or even three. Here is a photograph of one of these beautiful white birds as it wades through rather choppy water. Enjoy! Copyright ©
Review: Take Me Tomorrow
Originally posted on Reading Page by Paige:
Rating: 4 Bright and Shiny Stars out of 5 Book: Take Me Tomorrow by Shannon A. Thompson Published by: AEC Stellar Publishing, Inc. on July 17, 2014 Genre(s): Young Adult, Romance, Dystopian, Adventure Pages: 150 Format: PDF Source: I was given a free copy in exchange for a honest review. Summary from GoodReads Two…
June Author Interview Answer #1: Do You Usually Write Mystery/Thriller/Suspense Novels
Originally posted on International Book Promotion:
Hello everyone! We apologize for the delay in posting the answers for the June Author Interview. So, we had four awesome writers from the Murder Mystery/Thriller/Suspense/Horror genre participating in the group interview. It’s time to reveal the answers from them for all 7 questions we had asked them before.…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 