I have spring fever. It’s closing in on the end of another semester, the weather is beautiful, and I have a swanky new camera that calls to me. Sure, I know that I should use what little free time I can eke out here and there to write my bestselling novel, but right now I can’t concentrate. Instead of fighting a losing battle, I gave in. My camera and I had a busy weekend. Here are some of the fruits of our labors:
Cartoons about dogs, cats & other animal friends
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Murder Down To A Tea
the blog of thriller writer Steph Broadribb & Stephanie Marland
City by the Lake
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A collective of poems and photos. All photos taken by me unless stated otherwise.
Photography by Manos,
Six writers who love words and who read, write and critique together.
Kerry Mark Leibowitz's musings on the wonderful world of nature photography
My journey as a writer and my various hobby's .
The Insanity of Fantasy
and other tidbits of thought
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Beauty.Inspiration.Lifestyle.
How do I know what I think until I see what I say? (E.M. Forster)
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an adventure in reading, writing & publishing
Mystery novels & conspiracy novels
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Writer, Dog-lover, Tea-drinker & The Write Catalyst for Aspiring Authors
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It's all about disbelieving your thoughts
This is Not Going to Turn Out Well
An archaeologist finds herself writing fiction — what stories will she unearth?
Patrick Ross on Creativity, Writing, and an Art-Committed Life
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Thoughts from a bookworm
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Engrossed in books and study.
Ideas and encouragement for writers.
Irma Prattle, who has a high rise condo behind my ear, pokes me to write, and when I’m finished she says, “Now, doesn’t that feel better?” My answer: “Yes and no.” I think she wants to be me.
surfing the ocean of language
A collection of the sweet morsels in my life
Capturing Manchester and beyond
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Experience with me the trials and accomplishments of publishing a novel
