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Author of short stories and a novel that range from the fantastical to the gruesome. story from Xchyler Publishing is getting great reviews.
Expect to see reviews from me of speculative fiction books from well known and less well known authors. Sorry to Baldacci, but can we have some more positive YA? However, dear Baldacci, please think your constructed language through better. Male-handled is not a word.
The world of author Michelle Hughes. I love romance and all flavors. I wanted to write stories that were modern but still had that same thrill factor that I got when I read her books.
Talk about books, book reviews, movies, The Mateguas Island Series, etc. What inspired you to write this book. Tell us a little bit about yourself. I remember winning an inter-schools essay competition in junior school, and it just seems natural to me to write things down. Writing has also been very therapeutic.
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Protected Manitoba is a photographic showcase of some of the protected areas of Manitoba, Canada. The goal of the project is to highlight the need for environmental protection here at home in our beautiful province. Throughout the past summer, Jeff Schultz spent time exploring Manitoba, as well as the plant and animal life that we have here in central Canada. Protected Manitoba will be holding a launch on the evening of Feb. 5th 2016 at the Edge Gallery, 611 Main St.
I have read all my life and the passion never wanes. I was going to the library which was just down the street from where I lived, all my life except when I grew up and discovered book stores and that I could actually keep the books I loved.