Freedom is Never Free  share 1 hour ago by L.T. Have you ever wondered what happened to the 56 men who signed the Declaration of Independence? Voicing Our Opinions - voicingouropinions.com ·  6 references |
| Lawrence Dagstine: “Digital Stories Coming Soon…” share 1 hour ago by Lawrence Dagstine It is with great pleasure that I announce a couple of things. One, now that the writing population is slowly starting to embrace the digital age, this site will not only act as a homepage and plug-page for magazines and upcoming science fiction, fantasy and horror venues, but also be a store. You wi ... Lawrence Dagstine: ... - lawrencedagstine.com · Rank: 168,128 · 8 references |
| Fallen Fairy Tales share 2 hours ago by ellen_kushner Also of interest: Fallen Princesses, a photo project by Dina Goldstein. Fortunately, someone has already made the comment about not all Fairy Tales belonging to Disney. I suppose someone could make it again there. But now that we've got that straight . . . looks like a really cool project: I began t ... PUGGY'S HILL - ellen-kushner.livejournal.com · 153 references |
| What Tradition in my life is most important to me? share 2 hours ago by Adrienne Zurub What tradition in your life is most important to you? Submitted by [ A ] : capture. create. My tradition of continual chanting/blessing/speaking to the creative force whoever and whatever that may be is important to my spirit, my creativity and my holistic purpose. I strive to see myself connected t ... Adrienne Zurub - adriennezurub.typepad.com/9_months_to_birthing_my_b · 2 references |
| Collins Classics share 2 hours ago by Mish Written in 1859 and 1868, the Woman in White and the Moonstone by Wilkie Collins are considered to be among the first English detective novels and the forerunners for modern mystery and suspense. Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes didn’t appear until about twenty years later. Collins used many of ... Stage and Canvas - stageandcanvas.wordpress.com · Rank: 191,496 · 13 references |
| Skimming the keepers share 4 hours ago by Tumperkin There's been a lot of this (above) sort of reading recently. Legal reading. I've been mobbed at work with hearings galore and whilst that can be satisfying in its way, I'm glad to have reached the end of a particularly busy period. One more week in the office next week and then the Tumperkins are of ... Isn't it Romance? - tumperkin.blogspot.com · Rank: 38,677 · 36 references |
| The technology change share 7 hours ago by Salvador - Orihuela, Spain Over the past 10 years, technology has changed a lot. We have gone from the analogical to the digital era, there has been a great technological revolution. Thanks to breakthrough. Technology has advanced in all fields: culture, research, and many others. In the next ten years the technology will cha ... Rise of the Technology Class - riseofthetechnologyclass.wordpress.com |
| July Readings at New Dominion Bookshop share 8 hours ago by Elizabeth Coming up: Two Readings and Book-signings at New Dominion Bookshop Thursday, July 16, 12:15 PM: Joanna Beth Tweedy, The Yonder Side of Sass and Texas Friday, July 17, 12:15 PM: Peter Selgin, Life Goes to the Movies Joanna Beth Tweedy will discuss her debut novel The Yonder Side of Sass and Texas Thu ... Charlottesville Words - cvillewords.com · Rank: 91,784 · 21 references |
| [Do] Any spanish-speakers in the crowd? share 9 hours ago by Daniel Solis' Blog Zona Fandom just did a write-up of Do: Pilgrims of the Flying Temple, but I have no idea what they're saying. Anyone speak spanish well enough to translate the gist? I should've paid more attention to my relatives when I was a kid. :P Evil Hat Productions - evilhat.com/home · Rank: 8,199 · 186 references |
| Hi … update :)… share 9 hours ago by Naivion Hi all people who like my work… i have finished my plot line for the novel im working on.. until now i was just going with the flow.. which doesn’t work to well… and i have now done the plot line and will write a fair lot quiker now i know where its going… for those who don’t know me or those who ha ... Naivion's Blog - naivion.wordpress.com |
