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Regardless of setting, establishing a novel’s physical world is difficult. In her debut novel Orion You Came And You Took All My Marbles, Kira Henehan handles this problem quite neatly by dispensing with place altogether.
Australian reader Elizabeth sent me a link to this video. Consider yourself warned: you must have tissues handy, because it will make you cry.
From Elizabeth’s email: “This evening I was feeling a bit low, and was mucking around on the internet ( as you do) when I found the most amazingly sad and romantic video made by an Australian man suffering from cancer as a birthday present for his wife.
RESISTANCE For the past week, I’ve been fighting down a sinus infection. I have a sore throat, an earache, some dizziness, and an upset stomach, and it has interfered with my sleep and my appetite. I’ve also been dealing with...
A couple of months ago, I pointed out that any post-recession recasting of processes, practices, and positions must include changes...
Well, it's been a long nine months (yeah,
it feels like a baby!)... But Marie
Scott
and I today found that our book
is now posted on Packt's site and is available for pre-order:
IBM
Lotus Sametime 8 Essentials: A User's Guide
I can't ...
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