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… ‘paying it forward’ by plugging in with the rest of the Writers’ Global Family…
Originally posted on The Bingergread Cottage: … ‘paying it forward’ by plugging in with the rest of the Writers’ Global Family….
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Airplanes & Midnight Trains
Cynthia Harrison My first airplane flight happened due to an emergency. I was hitchhiking for what was supposed to be a short visit home to Detroit from Key West and a drunk guy picked up me and my friend. We didn’t know he was drunk. We were 19, it was raining, we were cold and…
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The Writing Journey (part 1) 📇
Originally posted on Writing, Reviews, Motivation: I have been writing for the last three years. The first year was just because I wanted to get my story down, so it still seemed like a hobby. However, I fell in love with it, so tons of research later on great writers, destroyed first drafts because I…
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Fourth February Blog
Originally posted on evelynralph: Fourth February Blog. 16-2-15 Internet Junkeys. PC Computers have been around for a while now. Not so long, but long enough. However, the Internet has not really been around so long that everyone is a part of its nebulous spirals. I am, (well in a way) I am talking about older…
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Interview Special: The Grumbling Gargoyle Swoops Down For A Chat
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No nap today…
Originally posted on The Bingergread Cottage: Quite a surprise to know that it is official. In this village if something is written in any foreign European language – take it to Elise (which is what I’m called here). No, it doesn’t matter WHICH language, just go and look helpless on her doorstep, she’ll sort it…
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A bit flash at The Writer’s Room.
lovely photos, as always!
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My Friend, Craig Boyack…
Originally posted on Rachel Carrera, Novelist: When I started blogging here, I never dreamed I’d meet so many wonderful and fascinating people. So many of you make me smile each day with your comments. One man in particular always makes me happy. (You might remember him from a previous interview.) When he blogs, he often…
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Book Review: The Mason List
Originally posted on Writing, Reviews, Motivation: So, I have just spent the entire day reading “The Mason List” by S.D. Hendrickson and I am almost reluctant to write this post because I do not feel that I can do it justice in any way. This book was amazing; it was breathtaking and as my friend Uyi…
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Review for The Dreamer by Sue Hampton…
The Dreamer by Sue Hampton “I have missed you,” he’d say, as he told me once before, “like I miss the blue the sky forgets…” A magical fairy story, brilliantly and imaginatively written, this story is not just for children. Everyone should read this story, and more than once. Sue’s words keep the child in…
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… ‘paying it forward’ by plugging in with the rest of the Writers’ Global Family…
Originally posted on The Bingergread Cottage: … ‘paying it forward’ by plugging in with the rest of the Writers’ Global Family….
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Airplanes & Midnight Trains
Cynthia Harrison My first airplane flight happened due to an emergency. I was hitchhiking for what was supposed to be a short visit home to Detroit from Key West and a drunk guy picked up me and my friend. We didn’t know he was drunk. We were 19, it was raining, we were cold and…
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The Writing Journey (part 1) 📇
Originally posted on Writing, Reviews, Motivation: I have been writing for the last three years. The first year was just because I wanted to get my story down, so it still seemed like a hobby. However, I fell in love with it, so tons of research later on great writers, destroyed first drafts because I…
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Fourth February Blog
Originally posted on evelynralph: Fourth February Blog. 16-2-15 Internet Junkeys. PC Computers have been around for a while now. Not so long, but long enough. However, the Internet has not really been around so long that everyone is a part of its nebulous spirals. I am, (well in a way) I am talking about older…
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Interview Special: The Grumbling Gargoyle Swoops Down For A Chat
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No nap today…
Originally posted on The Bingergread Cottage: Quite a surprise to know that it is official. In this village if something is written in any foreign European language – take it to Elise (which is what I’m called here). No, it doesn’t matter WHICH language, just go and look helpless on her doorstep, she’ll sort it…
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A bit flash at The Writer’s Room.
lovely photos, as always!
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My Friend, Craig Boyack…
Originally posted on Rachel Carrera, Novelist: When I started blogging here, I never dreamed I’d meet so many wonderful and fascinating people. So many of you make me smile each day with your comments. One man in particular always makes me happy. (You might remember him from a previous interview.) When he blogs, he often…
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Book Review: The Mason List
Originally posted on Writing, Reviews, Motivation: So, I have just spent the entire day reading “The Mason List” by S.D. Hendrickson and I am almost reluctant to write this post because I do not feel that I can do it justice in any way. This book was amazing; it was breathtaking and as my friend Uyi…
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Review for The Dreamer by Sue Hampton…
The Dreamer by Sue Hampton “I have missed you,” he’d say, as he told me once before, “like I miss the blue the sky forgets…” A magical fairy story, brilliantly and imaginatively written, this story is not just for children. Everyone should read this story, and more than once. Sue’s words keep the child in…
Jaye Marie and Anita Dawes 