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Creative Writing Critique: Swiss Book Prize 09 (Satis Shroff) - Satis Shroff
MEHR MEER A translator and essayist Born in 1946 in Slovakia, Grew up in Switzerland, Living in Zrich, Won the Swiss Buch.09 award And 50,000 Swiss Franks. The jury was delighted With her Mehr Meer ,' Written with a pen Dipped in beauty That fills the... Submitted 2 years 81 days ago.
Anonymity Bites - Joseph Tibman, Author of Murder of Lehman on writng under a pseudonym -
- Joseph TibmanI explain in my book that I wrote it under a pseudonym to preserve my ability to work in finance. After all, how many financial firms will want to count among their ranks one who has authored a book that points out that regulation of the financial sector is inadequate, that many (including... Submitted 2 years 89 days ago.
Begin Smart Offers Many Options For Early Language - Lisa Barker
When I think of the Begin Smart line of books, I think of books your baby can literally sink his teeth into. Known to be quite durable with top-notch construction, the Begin Smart line is always filled with colorful illustrations, interesting noises and plenty of opportunity for baby to engage... Submitted 2 years 92 days ago.
When I first heard of Percy The Imperfectly Perfect Chicken , I had reservations. I get many self-published books from authors anthropomorphizing animals with a very heavy-handed feel-good message that turns readers off. Not so with Rick Rieser's first children's book. I have to say that... Submitted 2 years 92 days ago.
Begin Smart Offers Many Options For Early Language - Lisa Barker
When I think of the Begin Smart line of books, I think of books your baby can literally sink his teeth into. Known to be quite durable with top-notch construction, the Begin Smart line is always filled with colorful illustrations, interesting noises and plenty of opportunity for baby to engage... Submitted 2 years 100 days ago.
Fairies Stir Childhood Memories - Lisa Barker
Remember when the realm of fairies was just a simple turning of the mind, so simple that the line between reality and fantasy was as transparent as fairy wings? Well the following books are perfect for recapturing that period of your childhood and sharing it with your own children. Definitely... Submitted 2 years 106 days ago.
A Lot to be Thankful For - Lisa Barker
There's a lot to be thankful for this time of year, especially when it comes to children's books. Check out these great reads, select a few, and cuddle up with your favorite munchkin on those cold autumn nights. "Pumpkin Baby" by Jane Yolen (c2009, Key Porter Books; ages 4-8) You'll... Submitted 2 years 106 days ago.
Review of Jeffrey A. Friedberg's Black Road 2012 - ngoldman
Author: Jeffrey A. Friedberg ISBN: 978-0-9789247-2-0 Publisher: Indi Publishing Group I am not a zealous enthusiast of the cross genre paranormal thrillers, as I have difficulty believing in a tossed salad of witches, ancient and native prophesies, aliens, biblical tales, science... Submitted 2 years 123 days ago.
Camille Straits' Publication "Whispers" - Susan Thom
I have enjoyed reading Camille Strate's articles for quite a while now. They are upbeat and funny and spiritual through nature, and I like that. She has written a book, short and sweet, on the whispers we hear if we allow them to come in. It takes peace of mind, but it can be done. Camille... Submitted 2 years 173 days ago.
Novel-You'll never know-Part 5 - Mulaykah
"Huh? I turned the question back on to him." Do you have a woman? "Actually, I don't, "But I did ask you first. Well, actually, yes, kind of. "You kind of ? "Have a man, I finished his sentence and my own. "Well what's this kind of thing all about? Andre asked suspiciously. ... Submitted 2 years 194 days ago.
I was sitting pretty unlike he had seen me before, my braids were gone replaced by long flowing dark brown hair, and dirty pants replaced by a black fitted dress, that showed all of my glorious curves, and they were glorious to me, seeing how I was so straight up and down for years. My nails... Submitted 2 years 194 days ago.
Novel-You'll never know-Part 2 - Mulaykah
Andre sat on the beige carpeted floor positioning himself in front of the television and turned to me. "What do you want to watch? "Whatever.I shrugged "something good I guess. He chuckled, "Hmm, that'll be... Nothing today's Saturday, nothing good comes on T.V. All the good cartoons... Submitted 2 years 194 days ago.
Novel-You'll Never Know- Part 1 - Mulaykah
It has been 8 years to the day I last seen my best friend, Andre. My family moved away from the home that I grew up in until the age of 13. I had begged that we not move, if we didn't really have to. But I guess they felt we had to, two weeks later we packed our bags and our things that... Submitted 2 years 194 days ago.
Can You Teach A Writer How to Write? - Hannah Quinn
Yes ! (and) No! This is a common and interesting debate, and often carries a touch of snobbery about it - on the anti side that is, which doesn't automatically make the anti side incorrect. But, is it? First, what does it mean: teach writing? Obviously, we are all taught to write... Submitted 2 years 252 days ago.
Building Character (Conclusion) - Michael Ramzy
Nothing happened. "Oh, come on," Rudy said, reaching up and pushing the button again, this time a little harder. Still nothing. The door refused to open. The button on the small wire was rigged to open the door, and if the button was pressed the door would slowly roll open. It did... Submitted 2 years 252 days ago.
Building Character (Part Two) - Michael Ramzy
The loading door, or what could have passed as a loading door, was not very tall, but it was wide. The height was around eight feet, the length more than twice that. The width ran along the wall almost to one white corner, or actually to both white corners since the door was in the exact... Submitted 2 years 254 days ago.
Building Character (Part One) - Michael Ramzy
He stood very still, almost like a statue. There was nothing around him, no clue as to where he was or could be. All he saw was white, not a milky white haze or fog but a real whiteness that blinded him. The room he was in was large, like a rectangular hall. All four walls were white. The... Submitted 2 years 255 days ago.
The Audition - A Tale of Terror Part 7 - Ryan Stroud
Jim, now with his back to the hallway, turned and tried to head towards the front door. Murphy moved in his way, knocking Jim down. "Jim, I'm telling you, just let this happen." Jim crawled backwards and stood up. He waited for Murphy to come at him a little and then he would strike.... Submitted 2 years 296 days ago.
The Audition - A Tale of Terror Part 6 - Ryan Stroud
He saw Murphy's back, lowering down as to pick something up. Murphy's sister was there also, the dark figure, and was pointing at the ground. Murphy shouted something at her but Jim couldn't make it out. She lowered her dark, gangly body down as well and when they both rose together, they were... Submitted 2 years 296 days ago.
The Audition - A Tale of Terror Part 5 - Ryan Stroud
That sounded like McCoy, Jim thought. They two looked at each other with wonder stricken across their faces. "Dude, what was that?" Jim asked. "Um, well, I bet it was nothing. Hey, wait here, practice some scales and I'll go check it out, alright?" Murphy put his guitar down and exited... Submitted 2 years 296 days ago.
The Audition - A Tale of Terror Part 4 - Ryan Stroud
The two exited the room, Jim following Murphy down a small group of stairs into what seemed to be a garage converted into a rehearsal space. The large room was covered in carpets and egg crates, to help produce a better sound in the room. There was a nice 6-piece drum set and a wall of... Submitted 2 years 296 days ago.
The Audition - A Tale of Terror Part 3 - Ryan Stroud
Jim approached the door to the mysterious house. He looked around for a moment, trying to see through the small windows next to the doorframe. He could see a light on inside and shadows of people in the back living room. He stood straight up, took a deep breath, and rang the doorbell. Jim waited.... Submitted 2 years 296 days ago.
- Dianne LehmannWritten by Joseph T. Hallinan, "Why We Make Mistakes," is a clear and well written look into some of the inner workings of the human mind. While he does devote one small chapter at the end to advise us on how to make fewer mistakes, that is not the main concern of the book. So if you are thinking... Submitted 2 years 298 days ago.
The Endless Dreams of Youth - Michael Ramzy
She sat on the swing, the thin metal chains holding it under her small figure. She looked across the playground and saw him coming. He had his baseball cap pulled down over his eyes, as always. She smiled. He was eight and walked with the unhurried, carefree steps youth allows. He wore a... Submitted 2 years 318 days ago.
The Ironic Elevator (Conclusion) - Michael Ramzy
Seven hundred thousand dollars. 8 The elevator is now on the fortieth, forty-second . . . it has arrived. I have the fat man's briefcase in my left hand now and my suitcase in my right hand. It has been an hour since my wife was introduced to the sidewalk just outside the lobby of my... Submitted 2 years 325 days ago.
