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PURE TRASH by Bette A. Stevens—“A single day—a lifetime of lessons!” ONLY 99¢ thru July 4th, 2018

Originally posted on Bette A. Stevens, Maine Author:
PURE TRASH by Bette A. Stevens—this short story set in the 1950s offers readers and book clubs insight into poverty and prejudice in rural New England during a time in history when many families were living the American Dream. Read all about it and GRAB A COPY…

Revisiting guest classic authors. Any suggestions for future guests?

By The Owl Lady March 2, 2015 2 Comments

Originally posted on Just Olga:
Hi all: As those of you who’ve been following me for a while will remember, recently I revisited my first post. I’ve also been thinking of some of the posts that I (and you, my readers) have enjoyed since I started blogging, and I’ve realised I really enjoyed the posts…

The Blog Of A Blind Author And (No) Its Not Me!

By The Owl Lady September 15, 2014 2 Comments

Originally posted on K Morris – Poet:
As a visually impaired author (I am registered blind but possess some residual vision enabling me to see outlines of objects) I was interested to come across the blog of a fellow blind writer (http://leapingtigerbooks.wordpress.com/). Apart from information about Thomas’s books, his blog also contains interesting and amusing…

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Tag Archive | american literature

Revisiting guest classic authors. Any suggestions for future guests?

The Blog Of A Blind Author And (No) Its Not Me!

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