Jesus came to us like we all come to our parents in a particular place; and nothing can erase the reality that he came to us from the Jewish race, Even if it made a difference to Some. It’s suppose to happen this way according to the old prophetic sages; so, searching the Scriptures was […]
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I am preparing my next eBook for publication and I wanted to give you a preview of it. Here is a sneak peek of this short story. It is my first attempt at Southern literary style. It is told from the point of view of a nine-year-old girl and is suitable for anyone aged 9
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The consistency in the Dummies series has a lot more to do with formatting than textual content. From the beginning of the series in 1991,1 different authors and editors have been used for different books. And now that there are gazillions of titles offering instruction in everything from fishing to Einstein, such consistency would be
Shot full of holes, ragged and frayed Red parts vibrant, its white parts grayed Starfield faded, its stars can’t be counted Ropes worn to threads from each battle mounted What new was starch now flies away dust What shone bright metal, now oxidized rust Always moving, winds east and west South wind silent, North winds
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Ever try to find a needle in a haystack? Of course you haven’t. Me neither. The idea is preposterous. No one would do that. Stupid question, sorry I asked it. How about this one: Have you ever tried to find out something about John Smith in an internet search? Google returns seventeen million results. Bing returns
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Barn Burning is a forty-minute television adaptation of William Faulkner’s 1939 story by the same name. It was broadcast in 1980, and stars Tommy Lee Jones as Abner “Abe” Snopes. Jimmy Faulkner, nephew of the author, also appeared as Major de Spain in this, his only acting role. The house used in the film as Major
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Now that I have read several books in the Jack Reacher series, it is hard to believe I have yet to review one. But it’s true! This series is immensely popular, but I had never heard of Lee Child until I caught my mom reading one of his books. Then I got a bunch of
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Sometimes one book leads to another, for a reader as well as a writer. I had seen this book on bookstore shelves, but did not decide to read it until I saw it recommended in Jack Canfield’s The Principles of Success, which I have reviewed here also. Like last week’s book Way of the Peaceful Warrior, this one also
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Originally published in 1980, this revised edition came out in 2000. A movie adaptation with Nick Nolte as “Socrates” was released in 2006. Though it sounds odd for a writer to admit (except for screenwriters), sometimes the movie is better than the book. My fiction writing is more influenced by the movies I have seen
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