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This Old Home Prompt On the Community Story Board
Originally posted on readful things blog:
http://neverendingstorydepository.wordpress.com/2014/07/12/a-writing-challenge-this-old-home/ If you haven’t seen the prompt on the Community Story Board yet, here is your chance to give us your best. Click the link above to find out all the details:) ? Entries must be in by the 26th of July!
SETI: The Pollution Factor Posted From Centauri Dreams
Posted: 24 Jul 2014 09:43 AM PDT We tend to assume that our mistakes as a species flag us as immature, a young civilization blundering about with tools it is misusing on a course that may lead to extinction. But assume for a moment that an intelligent extraterrestrial civilization goes through phases more […]
Lookout, World — Here We Come!
Originally posted on margaret lynette sharp:
Here We Come Lookout world, here we come! This family of ducks is heading our way… A rare sight in the river, and to my eyes a most welcome one. I wonder how many of the brood make it to adulthood? I’m keeping my fingers crossed! Copyright © ?
Meet Guest Author Kenneth C. Crowe
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
? Writing novels is my passion, a process that started back in the late 1950s when I got out of the army. I went through two agents in the ensuing years. While I was able to get two nonfiction books, AMERICA FOR SALE (about foreign…
MA-NA-VA-REH – Love and Loss in the Time of the Big Debate, a solo exhibition by Anurendra Jegadeva
Originally posted on BulanLifestyle.com:
Photo credit Wei Ling Gallery I went to this exhibition last Friday at Wei Ling Contemporary. I am familiar with the artists work. He was one of the 15 artists that took part in the ‘National Cancer Society Malaysia Chairity 2014′ Campaign. Photo of the chair below. He manages to…
DON’T LOOK BACK: Thrilling and Dark
Originally posted on BookPeople:
Don’t Look Back by Jennifer Armentrout ~post by Katie P. The first rule of good Young Adult fiction is this: Never underestimate your audience. It’s immediately apparent when an author breaks this rule, and dilutes plot, censors reactions, or clarifies all ethical ambiguities so that the reader doesn’t have to. It’s…
Frank Beltrano – Square-Foot Poet
Originally posted on Books: Publishing, Reading, Writing:
Frank Beltrano was one of the featured Authors July 6th, 2014, over on my other blog, Reading Recommendations, and told us then of this unique way he’d developed of presenting his poems. He’s back now to describe a new project in which he’s participating that allows him to…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 