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1 day ago by retiredeagle

This is a male Rufous-Sided Towhee found in the semi-desert hills of south-western Saskatchewan. One of my grandsons pointed out this bird to me while we were hiking in the hills. There were seven of us, a grandfather, a son-in-law and five grandsons – a gathering of the masculine. At one point, the ...

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1 day ago by Gerhi Janse van Vuuren

I worked out a plot structure while I was analyzing some novels. My analysis was partly done to understand how the book was put together and partly to work out a template for writing the book. I started my analysis on Neil Gaiman’s Anansi Boys which I compared with Blake Snyder’s Save The Cat! The L ...

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11 days ago by Jason Surguine

Arvale: Journey of Illusion sold a bunch of copies on Windows Mobile, a bunch more copies on iPhone, and a disgusting amount of copies were bundled on a bunch of GPS devices. But that has nothing to do with this article. Arvale is a great game and it was successful for many factors. It’s still relat ...

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13 days ago by patrickhurd

This is the final fight sequence in the film. Kwan has defeated Sheen leaving Madison to take up the mantle of sword wielder.

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14 days ago by Jane Valencia

(A Story About Taking Over The World -- Again) by Jane and Gwynne Lady Magic plays the harp and tends to beauty in her rhythmic way. In another part of the forest Shell and Greyhorn SilverAntler reach Yeasta’s misty-swirl candle. Yeasta (in case you don’t know) is God, the Ruler Supreme of The Unive ...

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14 days ago by RCG

We are continuing our Swimming with Dolphins series of conversations with Dr. Paul Kordis. Check back to the previous episode (#64) of the series, or start with the first episode (#52) , if you haven’t heard it yet. Paul has been researching writing, and speaking to groups for over 20 years about th ...

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16 days ago by retiredeagle

It’s another beautiful day with sunshine and warm, not hot, weather. I am looking forward to the afternoon round of golf followed by couples’ night golf. I am busy with final touch ups in the basement as my family will be coming home in a week, our first full family reunion in two years. Today’s pho ...

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18 days ago by amyhitt

When the road you are on reaches its end…it’s time to turn. But do you go left or right, and do the people you are with go with you? Some people turn around and go back…and it’s understandable. The Hero’s Journey is not for the faint of heart, and it will test the strongest of knights. But “back” on ...

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18 days ago by rachel

This excerpt is from my out-of-print book, What There Is To Love About A Man. The art is by British artist David Preston-Earley, who adds, ” This image is about a mythical journey where the people of the world are carried on the back of a turtle. The turtle is a symbol of fertility and long life. To ...

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19 days ago by Anittah Patrick

Academite Jane is, IMHO, right-on in her recent “ 5 Common Flaws in Memoir Projects” blog post @ Writer’s Digest blog There Are No Rules. From it: You have written a story focused on pain or victimhood—and nothing more… Your source material is a diary or journal… You want to tell about your experien ...

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