About ten years ago, Doug visited a hypnotherapist, and while in an altered state, he experienced several past lives. Although I saw the same person, my experience was different: I didn’t experience much of anything. I have always been skeptical of such things, tending more toward the “if I can’t smell it, taste it, eat…
Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Historical Fiction, New Words Learned, Paranormal, Words
The Lost Mata Hari Ring – a Review
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D.B. Silvis Interview – Puzzles, Writing, and Self-Publishing
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Puzzle of Death – a Review
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• •Who out there doesn’t like to work puzzles? Dr. Frederick Rhineman loves jigsaw puzzles, so he creates a unique one of his own. I’m sure he must have gone to his grave laughing about the string of events his devious plan would set in motion. Dr. Rhineman, a brilliant chemist, claims to have developed a…
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My Ten Most Popular Articles (So Far)
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Wacky Street Names
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Ghouls Amongst Us – a Review
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Towns with Car Names
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Yes, There’s a Word for That: Ha-ha and Other Unusual Words
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Jodie M. Swanson – The Story Behind Her Books
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• •Jodie M. Swanson, a graduate from Owen-Withee High School, has served in the US Air Force and writes what her dreams tell her to. Sometimes she blurs the genre line when writing fantasy, paranormal, military/conspiracy, and alien contact. In her science fiction writing, she uses lots of real-life conversations and experiences. Her first work, Another…