Would you put jam or jamb on your biscuits? Does a gesture or a jester entertain the king? Is your crown in need of a jewel or a joule? Is the large vein in your neck a juggler or a jugular? jam, jamb Jam is preserves of fruit that has been slightly crushed and boiled…
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Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Mystery, New Words Learned, Suspense/Thrillers, Words
Something in the Water – a Review
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Daniel Greene – Organizing Multiple Point-of-View Novels
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• •Ever wonder how we keep all these characters and voices separate in our author heads? Sure one, two, hell even three isn’t so bad, but what about when you start having novels with three- or four-hundred individual characters in them? As the author of the multiple point-of-view apocalypse thriller series, The End Time Saga, I…
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Absinthe Eternal – a Review
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• •Do you believe in ghosts and haunted houses? What if you didn’t and you were part of a paranormal investigation team? What would it take to convince you that ghosts and haunted houses are real? David Vaurien, the star of Ghost Search International, a reality show focusing on ghosts and haunted houses, doesn’t believe in…
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Jar of Hearts – a Review
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The Power of Imagination
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Presumed Dead – a Review
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Guide Me Home – a Review
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Suffering for Beauty: Ohaguro, the Practice of Blackening Teeth
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• •To what lengths would you go to make yourself attractive to the opposite sex? Would you dye your teeth black? Down through the years, women have bound their feet or worn corsets. Today, some still wear lip plates or neck rings. Here in America, many wear high heels. But women aren’t the only sex to endure discomfort to…