On the challenges of writing fiction, part 2
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On never giving up
Recently, I received a copy of Kate Reilly’s book, Walt Disney World Resort: Extreme Vacation Guide for Kids. I thought this was a great book idea when Kate first thought it up a while back. Holding the book in my hands, I am glad to say that Kate managed to turn a great book idea into a…
We do not own enough books
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About those Greek sailors . . . .
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On deadlines, part 2
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