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Jul.24.2008
One of the problems about doing research for an article is sometimes that one gets this incredible desire to be « clever » and find links between people, places or dates that either have no connection whatsoever or would, quite obviously, be better treated in separate papers; today was one...
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Jul.24.2008
One of the problems about doing research for an article is sometimes that one gets this incredible desire to be « clever » and find links between people, places or dates that either have no connection whatsoever or would, quite obviously, be better treated in separate papers; today was one...
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Jul.24.2008
Sound's off
There ‘s a white circle with a red bar through it
As I look at the pictures that deceive the eye
Tuned into red laced fields analogued and digital
I can see them but cannot hear them -
Cry ? It’s a systems ’convenience for only silent visions.
Defragmented flickering...
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Jul.22.2008
« Love in the Mist »
He walked to the village shop , the church bell striking 10
He bought the flower covered enveloppe and sowed it ‘s contents well
He told me when the spring would come he would be where he had been .
To carefully watch the spring flowers push their heads above the village...
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Jul.21.2008
"I have the greatest respect for writers ; they are the people who help shape our world and ultimately change it"
JB
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Jul.19.2008
PENSHIP Round and round the world does turn and we in couplets do the same. The act of penship is our guide for onward does our love abide. Not in the past , but here and now do words between us gently grow then do I feel your strength in me and yield my all to our chemistry.
For those who haven'...
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Jul.18.2008
Settings -Characters - Plots
Question of the day
Whatever happened to setting?
Much modern fiction, especially best sellers, seem to be content to add a famous place name here or merely mention one in a catchy pop tune there, calling for some sort of Pavlovian reaction on the part of the reader...
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Jul.18.2008
One of my favorite American novels is How to Make an American Quilt by Whitney Otto I think it's one of the best structured and one of the cleverest - plus it got me interested in quilt making and I can't sew, so in some round the houses way it did much more than it set out to . "Oh dear yes...
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About Jane
I am web person for the award winning sites Soulful Chemistry and Shackled Voices
I set up these two sites to help promote unknown and talented writers - a first step towards recognition for African and Afro Americans.
Soulful Chemistry UK is next fast track...
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Save the Children
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Médecins sans Frontières