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Daily Progress Report
A Field of Paper Flowers | 6 hours ago by Kathleen
Til Death: 885 Daily Goal: Met I wrote up to and beyond one of my big scenes that I got to paste in from what I wrote before. I think that’s probably the end of old material I can still use, so it’ll be new stuff from here on out. read more
Murder On My Mind
A Field of Paper Flowers | 17 hours ago by Kathleen
In a very entertaining post over at Murderati today, guest blogger Michelle Gagnon said Yes, just four books into my career, I’ve already managed to disembowel, strangle, stab, shoot, and otherwise maim (in effigy, of course) every single one of t read more
I have no title for this…
The Evolution of Jeremiah | July 8th 2008 by jeremy andrews
Sit down Christian. You cannot wave your unread Bible and scare me because I know the larger story that runs through it from beginning to end. I’m trying to resist the temptation to snatch it from your hands and beat you with it. I am your wors read more
Going to the Sun-Day, Bighorns Mean Big Trouble, Big Snow and Pet…
RV Romance | July 7th 2008 by Bess McBride
Hello, fellow romantics and travelers! Well, the news in my little part of the world is that Going to the Sun Road is finally open, and my significant other and I drove over it yesterday. Here are a few photos and a little bit of story with some of read more
England church backs women bishops, risks division
The Evolution of Jeremiah | July 7th 2008 by jeremy andrews
By MEERA SELVA, Associated Press LONDON, England - The Church of England’s ruling body voted Monday to move ahead with steps permitting women to become bishops, a move that risks further division because it lacks accommodations for traditional read more
Daily Progress Report
A Field of Paper Flowers | July 7th 2008 by Kathleen
Til Death: 1050 Daily Goal: Met So I wound up coming up with some interesting family history for the family who used to own the estate my heroine bought. I wrote out some of that story tonight. Tomorrow I hope to finish out the scene (which is in read more
Get Listed in WDI’s New Outsourcing Directory
Web Design Ideas | July 7th 2008 by Valik
Have you noticed the fancy little graphic at the top of our site announcing our new directory? Web Design Ideas is pleased to offer our Outsourcing Directory to graphic designers, writers, programmers, advertising/marketing specialists, and web desig read more
Peter Orlovsky
Gay For Today | July 7th 2008
Peter Orlovsky born 8 July 1933Peter Orlovsky is an American poet best known for being the lover of Beat Generation poet Allen Ginsberg.A high school drop-out, he served as a stateside medic in the US Army during the Korean War. He met Ginsberg throu read more
Ski Dubai
Gear Patrol | July 7th 2008 by Gear Patrol
Where there’s a will, there’s a way. And if there happen to be an endless supply of cash at hand then all the better. Or so the thought must have been with the creation of Ski Dubai, a 242,000 square foot indoor ski/snowboard slope with y read more
Stant Locking Gas Cap
Gear Patrol | July 7th 2008 by Gear Patrol
Your car is equipped with anti-theft measures. It’s equipped with a security system. But is it equipped with a locking gas cap? Hmm, that may have made you think twice. Everyone knows gas prices are climbing faster than the 1990’s New Yor read more
Manly Monday: A Guy’s Perspective on Thr33somes
FUNKY BROWN CHICK | July 7th 2008 by Funky Brown Chick
Two girls. One guy. Thr33some. I asked my brilliant writer friend Royal Young to share his thr33some encounter with the FUNKYBROWNCHICK.com crowd for this magnificent Manly Monday. Royal’s great. You’re gonna read about this kid’s w read more
Clarke Crocodile Circular Saw Kit
Gear Patrol | July 6th 2008 by Gear Patrol
There really hasn’t been much advancement in the world of circular saws, but the needs still remain abundant. The Clarke Crocodile Circular saw is a new style of circular saw that’s designed from the ground up to handle precise cutting of read more
International Fireworks Festival 08′
The Evolution of Jeremiah | July 6th 2008 by jeremy andrews
South Korea Fireworks Presentation Here is my latest movie from Montreal. South Korea’s showcase at the International Fireworks Festival. read more
There's That 4-Letter Word, Again
Communati.com - Learn to Write & Blog | July 6th 2008 by Mark Whitbeck
Two weeks ago, I went to a writers’ meeting wearing a name tag proclaiming myself a Champion Procrastinator. Most of the members thought it was a joke, but, as you will soon see, I wasn't kidding. read more read more
Pictures worth a thousand words?
Vernacular | July 6th 2008 by Vernacular Lit Blog
You know you're hanging out with a bunch of writers when the conversation turns to author photos. Of course, I wouldn't know the first thing about it, since choosing an author photo is probably the last thing I will ever have to worry about. But it d read more
Fundamentalism Hurts…
The Evolution of Jeremiah | July 6th 2008 by jeremy andrews
Fundamentalism makes for interesting television, doesn’t it? Hearing Jerry Falwell say that abortionists, pagans, and feminists (among others) caused the 9-11 disaster was nauseofascinating. Watching a man hold a sign that says, “God hate read more
Lady Antonia Fraser’s life less ordinary
Ginny Dougary :: Award-winning journalist and writer | July 6th 2008
The Times, July 5, 2008 - Ginny Dougary In a frank interview, the famed writer talks about motherhood, Catholicism, her parents and soulmate Harold Pinter Lady Antonia Fraser adjusts her pearls, gazes out of the french windows opening out to th read more
Gender Hearts: Call for submissions
A Book Without A Cover | July 6th 2008 by A Book Without A Cover
GENDERED HEARTS Sex, dating, and relationships in the transgender/gender variant community. Edited by *Morty Diamond Looking for first person stories, interviews and poetry from trans and gender variant writers about the experience of dating, sex, re read more
Randolph: A Dog Among Diplomats - Show #175
Animal Talk Naturally | July 6th 2008 by Dr. Kim Bloomer
Today on Animal Talk Naturally we spoke with with author, J. F. Englert about his new book, A Dog Among Diplomats, written in first dog by Randolph the black Labrador Retriever. This is the second book in the Bull Moose Run mystery novel series writt read more
Jane Austen - Rejected?
The Writing Pages | July 6th 2008 by Meghna
Once again, I have stumbled upon some unknown and interesting facts about famous authors. This time, I target none another than the renowned romantic classics writer, Jane Austen!So….what about her?, you ask! Just a little patience and you will kno read more
International Fireworks Festival: S. Korea
The Evolution of Jeremiah | July 5th 2008 by jeremy andrews
Tonight South Korea Presented their fireworks extravaganza. It was amazing. I have a video that I need to edit and I will be uploading it in the next day or so. Enjoy… Click on the photos to embiggen… read more
The Spiderwick Chronicles
The Evolution of Jeremiah | July 5th 2008 by jeremy andrews
I rented some movies this weekend and today I watched the Spiderwick Chronicles. With Freddie Highmore playing the role of Jared and Simon in the film. If you like fantastical worlds of fairies and goblins then this movie is for you. It is a magical read more
Harold Norse
Gay For Today | July 5th 2008
Harold Norse born 6 July 1916Harold Norse is an American writer, who has created a body of work using the American idiom of everyday language and images. One of the expatriate artists of the Beat generation, Norse has been widely published and anthol read more
Cover Letter & Resumes: What I Can Do For You
Bringin' Gas and Dialin' 9: No More Mr. Nice Guy | July 5th 2008 by Jason Powers
As my prospective boss or champion of a new venture, I want to demonstrate and reflect what it is I can do for you. Because where the rubber meets the world road that is exactly what you are after from an employee and/or partner in your company. M read more
The Writers Network!
Mike's Writing Workshop and Newsletter | July 5th 2008 by Mike Geffner
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Hot Trends, Hot Markets - Part 2: How to use book collection or c…
Cheryl Kaye Tardif Novels | July 5th 2008 by Cheryl Kaye Tardif
Yesterday, I spoke at the CanWrite! Conference in Edmonton, Alberta, on the Hot Trends, Hot Markets panel. I had a great time and I hope that attendees left with a better understanding of how they can market themselves online through the use of soci read more
Against the facts
Notes From A Rooom | July 5th 2008 by Peter
If we look at a person, we are bound in a short space of time to say what a horrible, what an unbearable person. If we look at Nature, we are bound to say, what a horrible what an unbearable Nature. If we look at something artificial — it doesn read more
Notes From A Room’s 11 literary commandments
Notes From A Rooom | July 5th 2008 by Peter
1. Never approach it like a job. 2. Don’t seek refuge in craft. 3. Don’t be fashionable 4. Don’t write to please people. 5. Don’t be detached. 6. Weed out decadence. 7. Stake your sanity. 8. Risk grandeur. 9. Don’t follo read more
Women
Notes From A Rooom | July 5th 2008 by Peter
AS: Women in your books are, apart from a few exceptions, not drawn in a very friendly way. Is that your experience? TB: I can only say that for a quarter of a century I have dealt with women only. I can hardly bear men. I can’t bear conversati read more
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