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Review: ‘Good Chinese Wife’ by Susan Blumberg-Kason
Originally posted on write meg!:
Going into Susan Blumberg-Kason’s Good Chinese Wife, I’ll confess to wanting to do a little armchair traveling. During a busy summer in which I’ve rarely crossed state lines, the idea of visiting exotic Hong Kong, lovely San Francisco and bustling China was too alluring to deny. Nevermind that this is,…
…universal reviews (life-blood) appeal on behalf of Authors, Quill-Scrapers, and Scribes… #TBSU…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher:
…never would I be so presumptuous as to say ‘I can speak on behalf of most authors’… EXCEPT on this particular issue: WE WELCOME HONEST REVIEWS of our masterpieces… HONEST REVIEWS are the life blood that helps us all to continue to be ‘present’ as writers… even the so-called ‘negative’ comments…
…Author, Frank Muir… my superb Scots’ scribbling pal, Guest Blogs with us today … enjoy… #TBSU…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher:
…the marvel of the Guest Blog phenomenon rolls on apace… another Scots lad, no less, today adorns my blog with yet another demonstration of how richly talented and deep is the quill-scraper society… my good pal, Author, Frank Muir is here to make the hairs stand on the back of…
…there’s sum’thing mystical in Celtic music… here’s the daft ol’ Jurassic jamming to ‘She Moved Through The Fair’… #TBSU…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher:
…in a month or so, I’ll be taking a ‘Bucket List’ type of journey from where I am currently in the Middle East, back to Tobermory on the Hebridean Island of Mull in Scotland… where I first set foot on the place fifty years ago this year as a young…
Maginalia, no.337
Originally posted on The New Psalmanazar:
Snorri’s father was Thorgrim, son of Thorstein Cod-biter, son of Thorolf Monster-beard, the son of Ornolf Fish-driver. Ari the Learned, however, says that Thorolf was the son of Thorgils Whale-side… Ingjald’s mother was Thora, the daughter of Sigurd Snake-in-the-eye, the son of Ragnar Shaggy-breaches… ~ Njal’s Saga Depending on…
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