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(Non)Fiction Friday #4
Excerpt from Giants Among Us: raising a giant in an average-sized world Things Happen for a Reason – Part 1 By Patti M. Hall, BA (Toronto), MES (York) It would be November 2009 that through a series of coincidences, connections… Read More ›
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A Poetic Pilgrimage
Day 64 – Do Not Wander Back Into That Dark Night By Charlotte Cuevas, Poet. Librarian. Freelance Writer. Originally posted on November 11, 2013 Do not wander back into that dark night where the sweet air is tinged with the… Read More ›
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The Good, the Bad, and the…
Writerly Rant #7 The Ultimate Question By M.J. Moores, OCT. Author. Editor. Business Owner What make a good story or book for that matter? Everyone you meet will have a different answer depending on what genre they prefer, which authors… Read More ›
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Editing Tip #7
A practical use for the idea of an oxymoron: We all know that an oxymoron means to place two contradictory terms together – like Jumbo-shrimp. Now, take that concept a step farther and make it relevant to an idea… A… Read More ›
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Persistently Perceptive
Perspective, or the perception of our readers and our characters, is one of the core elements in writing that needs to be addressed with precision, clarity, and understanding. This is true for both fiction and non-fiction books. The narrator’s voice… Read More ›
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Review: Tess of the D’Urbervilles
Tess of the D’Urbervilles Author: Thomas Hardy Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars Highly Recommended Genre: Classic/Literary Fiction — Classic literature is not always accessible for the modern reader. Often times readers find it difficult to bridge… Read More ›
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Fiction Friday #3
The Ivancic Superheroes Volume 1, Issue: 1 – Dark & Light by M.J. Moores, OCT. Author. Editor. Business Owner uriously typing, a young man is mere seconds from completing his mission, his piece-de-resistance. If he could sweat, he would, but this man-child… Read More ›


