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Why We Write by Toby Weston
Why We Write by Toby Weston Sharing somebody else’s mind space, or allowing visitors into your own, is an intimate act. It requires a good chunk of audacity to reveal your thoughts and share them with complete strangers; this is certainly how I felt… Continue Reading “Why We Write by Toby Weston”
Kid Friendly Books – (Day 4)
There are hundreds of books written for children, however, how do you know which one is the right one? In my opinion, if a book has a positive learning message for your child then it is definitely worth finding. At the end of the day,… Continue Reading “Kid Friendly Books – (Day 4)”
Kid Friendly Books – (Day 1)
There are hundreds of books written for children, however, how do you know which one is the right one? In my opinion, if a book has a positive learning message for your child then it is definitely worth finding. At the end of the day,… Continue Reading “Kid Friendly Books – (Day 1)”
Protagonist vs. Antagonist By R. A. Rios
Protagonist vs. Antagonist By R. A. Rios https://www.rariospromotions.com/ By definition: The Protagonist – The leading character, Hero or one of the major characters in a drama, movie, novel, or other fictional text. The Antagonist – A Villain, person or thing who actively opposes or… Continue Reading “Protagonist vs. Antagonist By R. A. Rios”
Esme’s Wish by Elizabeth Foster (Book Review #442)
Esme’s Wish is a young adult fantasy. Esme Silver is a stubborn fifteen-year-old girl who is struggling with the disappearance of her mother. Her father remarries and leaves her behind. That is when she begins to follow her suspicions in order to discover what… Continue Reading “Esme’s Wish by Elizabeth Foster (Book Review #442)”
Annual International Golf Story Writing Competition
Here is an opportunity for writers to become an International Award-Winning Writer – (something to add to the CV) and you don’t have to be a golfer as we give more weight to the quality of the story. This is the Third Annual International… Continue Reading “Annual International Golf Story Writing Competition”
The Art of Balance by Matt Doyle
The Art of Balance Balance. It’s something that most of us seek in our day to day lives, whether it be via a work-life balance, finances, or even just where we choose to spend our time. The same concept applies to writing too. For… Continue Reading “The Art of Balance by Matt Doyle”
Nothing Is Predictable By Adalina Mae
Nothing Is Predictable By Adalina Mae Genre: Memoir Zara is eight years old, her father, in a drunken rampage, accidentally shoots himself dead. Her childhood memories leave her struggling with romantic attachments and hinder her from developing healthy relationships. Seeking answers, She… Continue Reading “Nothing Is Predictable By Adalina Mae”
The Gene Police By Elliott D. Light
The Gene Police By Elliott D. Light Genre: Mystery Before the words “white supremacy” filled the airways, before we learned of American Nazis and the alt-right, before there was a Muslim ban, before we considered building a wall or knew what… Continue Reading “The Gene Police By Elliott D. Light”
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