If you are having a bad day, if you hate your job, or even if you are just in a bad mood, you need to read this book. This book is fun to read, and I don’t see how anyone could read it without laughing at least once. I lost count of how many times…
Category: Fiction Writing
Book Reviews, New Words Learned, Suspense/Thrillers, Words
Fevers – a Review
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• •Confusing Words, Fiction Writing, Words
Commonly Confused Words
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The Orchid Bracelet – a Review
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• •Slavery and sex trafficking still occur today. In parts of the world, when a female is kidnapped, most of the time she is sold to serve others through slavery or prostitution. The horrifying things these girls and women are forced to endure should never be experienced by anyone. Allison Wagner, an American journalist, travels to…
Fiction Writing, Poisons, Writing Prompts and Exercises
Flying Death
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• •Curare, the poison that South American tribesmen would put on the tips of arrows to poison either the game they were hunting or their enemies, is also known as flying death or moonseed as well as other more scientific names. This poison kills the animals but does not infect the meat. Where can this poison…
Book Reviews, Historical Fiction, New Words Learned
I Am Rembrandt’s Daughter – a Review
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• •Secrets. Every family, whether rich or poor, has them. What happens when these secrets are no longer hidden? What would it have been like to be the daughter of a famous painter? Fourteen-year-old Cornelia has a famous father, Rembrandt van Rijn. He was once greatly admired and his paintings sought after. Now he is tottering…
Fiction Writing, Poisons, Writing Prompts and Exercises
Venomous Spiders – the Brown Recluse
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Jonah – a Review
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• •Times were hard for everyone during the 1930’s depression. For Negroes, the fact that most did not respect them as people made it even harder for many of them. What they said was seldom believed, and most thought them useless. Then Jonah, an unassuming, exceptionally polite Negro who seems to know just what is going…
Fiction Writing, First Sentences
The First Sentence
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• •Just about every writer dreams of writing words that will have a lasting effect on civilization. Wouldn’t it be awesome if at least one line from each of your books tended to stay in people’s minds? An avalanche on a snow covered mountain can be triggered by something as quiet as a person’s voice. A…