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Words that pack a punch – part 2
Hi, SE’ers! I’m back again with another common word we use in our writing. I hope today’s post will give you new ideas on alternate words that can … Words that pack a punch – part 2
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Lego Haul from 2023
I actually finished these sets during the 2023 Holiday Break. Some people may have seen them on Instagram. I already had a bunch of ideas for Sunday posts, so I kept these for a day when I didn’t have any … Continue reading
What Would You Use the Cardinal Directions For?
I probably messed up my general plan here. Thought doing a Questions 3 would work, but then I thought otherwise. Then, I thought about talking about how the words ‘north, south, east, and west’ are used in non-Earth worlds. That … Continue reading
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36 Plots and Mad Max
My husband and I watch a lot of action and superhero movies. Did I mention that he’s 10? A suggestion that we watch something with an actual plot … 36 Plots and Mad Max
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Babylon by Michelle Cameron
“Babyon” by Michelle Cameron is an intriguing foray into historical fiction, encapsulating the harrowing yet resilient journey of the Jewish people … Babylon by Michelle Cameron
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Road to Surrender
by Evan Thomas “Road to Surrender: Three Men and the Countdown to the End of World War II” by Evan Thomas is a complex read that offers a fresh … Road to Surrender
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The Homefront by David Wickenden
**This is my favourite book of the year so far. David Wickenden’s “The Home Front” is a novel that skillfully intertwines the poignancy of historical… The Homefront by David Wickenden
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Outlining Finesse, Part 1
By Stephen Geez My last post introduced the basics of outlining a story, offering ideas for how each author can explore different methods to develop … Outlining Finesse, Part 1
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The blackout Murders by Neil R. Storey
“The Blackout Murders: Homicide in WWII” by Neil R. Storey provides a unique perspective on a lesser-known aspect of the Second World War — the surge… The blackout Murders by Neil R. Storey
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The Worst Medieval Monarchs by Phil Bradford
Diving into “The Worst Medieval Monarchs” by Phil Bradford, I found myself on a surprisingly hilarious historical journey, despite the grim subject … The Worst Medieval Monarchs by Phil Bradford
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