Everyone has a hobby, an activity or interest they pursue for pleasure and/or relaxation. Michael’s mom has a hobby that is more than a bit unusual. Her hobby, the thing that gives her pleasure, is killing girls. Full of blood and gore, child abduction, abuse, cannibalism, and more, this book will keep you turning the…
Fiction Writing, Halloween Articles, Writing Prompts and Exercises
Haunted Hotels in the U.S.
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Never Ever After – a Review
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• •Do you remember being read fairy tales when you were a child? The monsters were always defeated, the beautiful lady was always rescued by Prince Charming, and everyone lived happily ever after. Or did they? What happened after the end of the stories that we read? Did everyone really live happily ever after? In Never Ever…
Book Reviews, Children's Books, New Words Learned
Nick and Tesla’s High-Voltage Danger Lab – a Review
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Envisage, Night Terrors, and Dream Lucidity – Guest Post by Debbie Oliver
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The Night Clock – a Review
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Confusing Words from Coalition to Commandeer
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• •Does chicken noodle soup help get rid of coals or colds? Would you store your valuables in a coffer or in a cougher? Is a football game played in a coliseum or a Colosseum? coalition, collation A coalition is a union or temporary alliance between persons, groups, factions, etc. A coalition between the two teams was needed…
Book Reviews, Children's Books
Edgar and The Tree House of Usher – a Review
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Redundant Expressions from Cacophony of Sound to Cease and Desist
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Twain’s End – a Review
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• •Reading was a huge part of schooling my children, and we read many books by Mark Twain: Puddn’head Wilson, Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn, The Prince and the Pauper, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court, and Life on the Mississippi. His life was something we didn’t study though. I knew that he didn’t like people…