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I have an idea. Not only has it been kicking around – it’s been taking over. It’s entirely the opposite of the YA novel. So far below and beyond that were both to ever be published – no one would believe the same person wrote them.
It’s been kicking around in my head for almost an entire day. It makes me uncomfortable, it makes me itch. I know it’s unmarketable, due to the subject matter. I highly doubt any publisher would take it. Well, except for that creature no one likes, …
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The first week back at school… what a wonderful, magical time for parents!
I’d managed to quash Rhia’s insistence that we shop for school supplies in June, then again in July and then while she was away in August (hardly seems a month since she was in Saska-where) there were no hourly requests to go shopping. In fact, as it turned out I did the shopping without either girl in tow – and I did it in a killer ten minutes at Pharmasave in Mo-Town. There are still some things that …
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I can’t begin to say how “Wrinkle” made a difference in my life. I read it first at 7, then at 11 for school as most grade 6 kids do. I’ve read it twice since.
She will be missed.
HARTFORD, Connecticut (AP) — Author Madeleine L’Engle, whose novel “A Wrinkle in Time” has been enjoyed by generations of schoolchildren and adults since the 1960s, has died, her publicist said Friday. She was 88.
L’Engle died Thursday at a nursing home in Litchfield of natural causes, according to Jennifer Doerr, publicity manager …
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It’s going to be a very busy weekend.
I’ve got two editing projects on the go, one substantial and one proof. Then I have at least fifty slush to wade through for both CM and Apex (although, if I get ‘em all done I get a break from CM for a month and I’ll grab more Apex slush).
I have five books on/in the review files. Most of which are sitting comfortably…but the authors are giving me the eyeball..I can feel it.
I have to get back to work on another project for …
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Q: Total number of books you own?
Hundreds. I should count ‘em next time I move ‘em.
Q: Last book you read?
Afterlife – Douglas Clegg
(and now I really see why Gio compared some of my stuff to his…creepy!)
Q: Thirteen books that mean a lot to you?
01. The Stand Complete and Uncut by Stephen King (f)
02. The Rowan Gant Mysteries series by M.R. Sellars (f)
03. The Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling (f)
04. The Vampire Lestat by Anne Rice (f)
05. Naomi by Douglas Clegg (f)
06. The Mabinogion (mythology)
07. Elements of Style by William …




