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My journey by Behzad Azargoshasb ND
My journey by Behzad Azargoshasb ND
How did the “Rules of Health” come to be? My journey in author-hood began in my early 20’s. During that time I was going to University and every day I had a commute of about two hours. Being a curious creature I would observe people on the train and try to figure out in my mind what they did and come up with a story bac
kground of their lives. Instinctively I would start writing short sentences which turned into stories and those graduated into poems. I was studying engineering at the time and I felt that the creative, right side of my brain was expressing itself in still moments.
An interview with Jenna Greene
Interview with Jenna Greene
Question: What is your favorite thing you have written?
Answer: It might sound cliche, but the last thing I have written is always my favorite, as it holds my most recent passion and work. If I didn’t have enthusiasm for it, and it didn’t have unique energy surrounding it, I never would have been able to muster the time and effort to see the project through. Writing may be infinitely rewarding, but it is also insanely difficult.
Boy in the hole by Akiva Hersh (Book Review #659)
The boy in the hole is a fictional story about a boy named Jacob. He is raised by a family filled with many sexual secrets and fantasies. The fam
ily’s mental health is not in its best shape of the form and is filled with pervasions. This creates a very hostile and disturbing environment to live. Jacob not only has to protect himself but also his sister.
Love is a cheerleader running by R.F. Gonzalez (Book Review #656)
Legacy of fear by AJ McCarthy (Book Review #657)
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