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Cherishing the Small Moments
by charpeyton on August 29, 2016Cherishing the Small Moments When Sabrina was four months old, she had a well-visit that could only be scheduled during my working hours. I had returned to work at the Merchant & Gould, the patent ... more
Do the ingredients to make an Ancient Egyptian style Mummy lurk in the depths of your pantry?
by WendyScott on August 28, 2016Your pantry probably contains the same substances used by Ancient Egyptians to make mummies! I’m not suggesting you try this at home, but the main substance used to pack the cleaned organs and body ... more
Nice to meet you!
by cjdonahue00 on August 26, 2016Hi, my name is Carol J Donahue, I make my home in So Florida with my husband John who is retired from a successful career as a Jockey. I have worn many hats in my life; Waitress, Hostess, Caterer, ... more
Guys, Dresses and White Male Privilege
by charlottehb on August 13, 2016Guys. Dresses. Why Not Share the Experience? Netflix is a magic window into the past, the present, and maybe, the future. My most recent binge was Quantum Leap, a show from the 90s with Scott Bakul ... more
A Flash in the Pan
by ElizabethFisher on August 11, 2016“Flash Fiction” is a short—sometimes really short—form of storytelling. The number of words required in flash fiction differs from writer to writer, editor to editor, contest to contest, but s ... more
Why Kid’s Books Matter
by MRPwebmedia on August 09, 2016Of all the books people read, it’s children’s books that will leave the most lasting impression. This longevity can be attributed to the pleasant associations children have of sitting on their par ... more
This ‘Ain’t’ No Mary Poppins World
by MRPwebmedia on August 09, 2016Film Noir: Film Noir (Dark or Black Film) is a term coined by French film critics describing the American pulp fiction crime melodramas of the 1940s and 50s. It’s a cinematic style and genre that re ... more
Reader-Powered Publishing
by JamesPaddock on July 25, 2016Will DRIVEN BY DEATH get published by Kindle Press? And what is this Kindle Scout business? I’m sure many of you have seen Amazon’s new venture, inviting authors to present their new, never- ... more
Featured Author in New Bookstore
by MerriHalma on August 07, 2016My book coach here in Boise, Idaho started a traveling bookstore she calls a Pop-Up Bookstore because it will pop up in different locations. At each location, she will feature one author and one artis ... more
Roy Dan Baron Potus45
by usunites on August 03, 2016I have a new #NSP National Service program to disburse backpacks to all Americans the leg up they will need to help all of our #disadvantaged #homeless #veterans #poverty #mentalhealth #parole #repara ... more