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PASHA, From Animal Shelter to A Sheltered Life: August 2014

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Links to Author Pages/Books. Inge's "Devil Winds" Fiction Blog. Thursday, August 21, 2014. Helen Hollick - A Lady with Tuxedos and Hats. Author of the rollicking. And many other novels too numerous to picture here). Helen favors black and white only when it comes to her animals. Here we have her. And then, there is Sybil. Who eschews a traditional tux in favor of a more free-style design. And let's not forget the white goose. Check out her many interesting novels:. As such, she has become a great champio...

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STEPHEN TAYLOR, AUTHOR: April 2012

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Thursday, 19 April 2012. So the trilogy is nearing completion and I have been asking myself if I will return to the Georgian period in future novels and I don't really know. I seem to have been permanently researching the period for some years now, and perhaps I can share some of the information I have found out about the period, as a sort of, "Did You Know" session. Let's see: Did you know:-. Meat made up a large portion of the diets of residents of eighteenth-century. Eorgians were obsessed with protec...

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Blog | Philippa Jane Keyworth | Writing, Wit & Wonderings…

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Writing, Wit and Wonderings…. The Widow’s Redeemer Chapter 1. The Widow’s Redeemer Reviews. The Unexpected Earl Chapter 1. The Unexpected Earl Reviews. Fool Me Twice Chapter 1. Fool Me Twice Reviews. The Edict Chapter 1. Ways of Getting Published. Publishing and Writing Glossary of Terms. Things to do in 18th century Bath. You’ll be happy to know, those of you considering plan. I did the same with my Things to do in 18th Century London post. 1 Afternoon Tea in the Bath Assembly Rooms. That’s right,...

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STEPHEN TAYLOR, AUTHOR: February 2012

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Wednesday, 22 February 2012. An interview with Alan Dance. Those that know me know that I am a member of a writers group, a smashing group of people at NewwritersUK. Last year at Newwriters I met a fellow historical novelist, Alan Dance. I thought it would be interesting to do an on-line interview with him to see how he approaches his own writing. Here it is - see what you think. Q1 Historical fiction - why did you choose this genre and not some other? Q2 What period in history do you prefer? Here’...

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#AToZ Challenge: Angkor Wat - Postcards Crossing

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Postcards, snail mails, stamps and other lovely stuff from the post. AToZ Challenge: Angkor Wat. April 1, 2015. And welcome to my blog, Postcards Crossing. This is my first time to join the A to Z Blogging Challenge and I’m quite excited about it. My blog covers mostly my hobby of collecting postcards, stamps, letters and a bit of my life as an expat in Cambodia. This, I think, provides me with plenty enough to choose from to cover the whole month of April. Is for Angkor Wat. Water reservoirs or systems)...

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STEPHEN TAYLOR, AUTHOR: Spooky.

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Sunday, 9 January 2011. As readers of this blog will know my novel, No Quarter Asked No Quarter Given. Is loosely based on the events in the life of Daniel Mendoza; he was the inspiration behind the story to be told. Mendoza himself was such a complex character, so in developing the story, I split his character into two separate people, one the honourable pugilist Samuel Medina, and the other the roguish Captain John Campbell-John. When the book was ready for publication I was asked by the cover designer...

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STEPHEN TAYLOR, AUTHOR: Now on E-Books

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Friday, 10 February 2012. Just wanted to let you know that my books, [No Quarter Asked and A Canopy of Stars], have now been published as multi-format ebooks by Smashwords. As many of you know, the books are historical fiction set the. In the Georgian era. I hope you’ll take time to check it out at Smashwords, where you can sample the first 20% of the books for free. Here’s the link to my author profile: [. Http:/ www.smashwords.com/profile/view/silverfox77. Thank you so much for your support!

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STEPHEN TAYLOR, AUTHOR: New Novel - Once Upon A Thatcher Time

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Wednesday, 8 May 2013. New Novel - Once Upon A Thatcher Time. Once Upon A Thatcher Time. People have asked me how long have I been writing and what motivated me to start. Well it goes back about twenty years now. I hated the Thatcher years and, as I saw it, the negative and illusionary philosophies that went with it. So I set out to write a novel highlighting all this. If you want to read it, go to Smashwords.com. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). New Novel - Once Upon A Thatcher Time.

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The Chittlehamholt Community Shop : Snow Patrol

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The Chittlehamholt Community Shop. Welcome to our Blog. News and Whats On. The Village Snow Warden Service. The snow warden aims to grit the "primary route" through the village in the event of snow being forecast or observed. The "primary route" is shown on the map below. The service is very kindly provided by Cllr Paul Wingrove, but is only aimed at gritting the primary route in the event of predicted snowfall and not simply where ice may be present on untreated roads. CLICK ON MAP TO ENLARGE. JOIN US O...

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The Chittlehamholt Community Shop : Garden Club

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The Chittlehamholt Community Shop. Welcome to our Blog. News and Whats On. Meetings are in the Village Hall. Visitors are always welcome to come along to these meetings and join us just for the evening or if you enjoy it then why not become a member? The annual membership subscription is currently £10.00 or for visitors/non-members a contribution of £2.50 per meeting is requested. We serve tea/coffee and biscuits for a small charge of 50p. Scroll down for Annual AGM report). This month we also welcome ba...