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Joanne Kiggins has published more than 2,500 articles. Her most recent articles were published in ByLine Magazine, Writer’s Digest, Absolute Write, Moondance, and The Compulsive Reader. She is currently writing a mystery suspense novel which placed fifth in a recent contest. Her essay, "Perseverance," is published in the Stories of Strength anthology written in the published in the Stories of Strength anthology. Visit her site and her blog.
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Not just about war; but also love, courage, trust, growing up, growing old and the wisdom one gains during life’s battles.
It’s worth reading to the twisted end, even if you’re not a fan of hockey, drinking, drugs and sex.
Kost has taken to heart her love of photography to produce a book that will give artists a taste of what it’s like to capture what no one else sees.
Vaite doesn’t waste words with showing us Tahitian landscape or descriptions of characters — you're drawn into her world and create them yourself.
To become dependent on something is by choice. You either choose to use or choose not to use.
It seems another memoir is in question. Worse yet, the identity of award-winning writer Nasdijj is in question.
Anyone who thinks the truth doesn’t matter should look up the definitions of truth and memoir.
The title defines the content, and the information provided is the best guide any writer could ask for.
The Pacific Between is a book readers will want to place on their bookshelves to be read over and over again.
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