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Spellwright by Blake Charlton
Spellwright, when looked at beyond the fascinating concept of using dyslexia to create new plot tensions, is at its heart a simple tale. There are forces of good, mysterious arcane forces, and nefarious, menacing forces of evil. Nicodemus and his mentor, the wizard Shannon, find themselves trying to clear their name after More >
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Want a good book to read? In the novel King’s Shadow by Elizabeth Alder, Evyn the main character gets his tongue cut off which lead to a series of horrible, unfortunate events that are full of excitement, adventure, betrayal, and death. People can find all these things in the novel and more and that is More >
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Have you always had a dream of writing and wondered how to write a fiction book? It sounds easier than it is, that’s for sure. Most people have the idea that a writer leads a pretty cool life, just sitting alone in his office tapping away at the keyboard day after day.
That’s just a caricature More >
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Horns by Joe Hill
From time to time a book comes along that takes you completely by surprise; you pick it up often on a whim you can’t really fathom, you expect to reasonably enjoy it but for some reason your expectations are pretty low…and then the book completely blows apart your expectations and turns the More >
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Between Planets by Robert Heinlein
But few outside of Robert Heinlein’s devotees know that many of his works were aimed at, and market to, children before they became popular among adults too. Between Planets is one such novel . At one time serialized in altered format in the magazine Boy’s Life, the tale is bursting with More >
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1. Set aside a time to write and keep it sacred.
Make this a time when you know you are at your best and feel most creative — Saturday mornings, late at night, whatever works for you. Make writing a priority and arrange other parts of your schedule around it.
2. Remove all distractions while you write.
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NUM8ERS by Rachel Ward
Jem is a 15 year old girl living in London. She has had misfortune in her short life. Her mother died of an overdose when she was young and she has been living in foster care ever since. Shuffled from here to there, Jem has become withdrawn and really doesn’t have any More >
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Secrets of the Sands (Children of the Desert) by Leona Wisoker
Leona Wisoker’s novel follows two storylines closely to its end, shifting alternatively from one to another with each chapter and having in its center three characters, Cafad Scratha and Idisio, who share the same storyline since their destinies are weaved together from the early pages More >
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Parable of the Sower by Octavia E. Butler
The year is 2024 and 15 year old Lauren lives with her family in a walled community in LA County. Outside the walls, chaos rules. A water shortage has driven up prices on everything and people are desperate, stealing and killing just to survive. Even the police would More >
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The Crown Conspiracy by Michael J. Sullivan
There is much to be said about a novel that reads well. I’ve mentioned this before on my own blog, but a book that keeps you reading ranks high for me. Not only is it entertaining, but you look forward to getting back into the book each and every More >
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