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Posted on July 11, 2018
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Dystopia: Truth or Fiction by Tony Moyle Today’s modern world existence is as crowded by pressure as a tube train is packed with commuters. The pace of our lives has moved to a level only rivaled by Usian Bolt. Email, social media, deadlines, expectations… Continue Reading “Dystopia: Truth or Fiction by Tony Moyle”
Posted on June 16, 2018
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How we write – by Dan Abrahams Before you start imagining this is a guide on how the collective ‘we’ write, in all areas, including character creation, story outline and development and then actually sitting down to put words on a page, it… Continue Reading “How we write – by Dan Abrahams”
Posted on June 13, 2018
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Literature by Guillermo Stitch Literature is a sci-fi novella. Billy Stinger is a terrorist that is always strapped for time and has some explaining to do with his life choices. The odds are definitely against him in this thrilling fictional story. The… Continue Reading “Literature by Guillermo Stitch (Book Review #449)”
Category: Short BookTags: book editing, book rveiew, books, goodreads, goodreadsgiveaway, literature, Literature by Guillermo Stitch, reading, sci fi, sci fi story, scifi, writing
Posted on June 11, 2018
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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 9)”
Category: Kid's / Children's BooksTags: amazon, america, Author, book blog, book bloggers, book blogging, Book blogs, book club, book lover, book lovers, book review, book reviews, books, chapter indigo, children's book, Childrens book, editing, england, jeyran main, kindle, publishing, reading, waterstones, writing
Posted on June 10, 2018
by Jeyran Main
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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 investing into. At the end of the… Continue Reading “Kid Friendly Books – (Day 7)”
Category: Kid's / Children's BooksTags: america, Author, book blog, book bloggers, book blogging, Book blogs, book club, book lover, book lovers, book review, book reviews, books, canada, chapters indigo, children's book, Childrens book, editing, england, indie writers, jeyran main, reading, short story, waterstones, writing
Posted on June 9, 2018
by Jeyran Main
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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 6)”
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Posted on June 8, 2018
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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”
Category: Guest ArticleTags: 2017 books, adams, asimov, book blog, books, clark, evil, good, Guest Article, guest host, heinlein, reading, Science Fiction, story writing, toby weston, utopia, writing, writing fiction
Posted on June 5, 2018
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The Brotherhood of Merlin is the second book of a fantasy series book written about Merlin. My initial concern was that since this was the second book of its series, I would fail to catch up on the foundation of the storyline. I was… Continue Reading “The Brotherhood of Merlin Book Two: Lycenea by Rory Nelson (Book Review #445)”
Posted on May 30, 2018
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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”
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