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Apr 19 – CARPing about more than just fish, COVID and ZOOMER 740am
Rotzy’s ‘carping’ about correcting his erroneous loquations of the past. Corrections And Stuff Firstly, for those who’ve been keeping track, and waiting for the final word from me finding my FIFTEENTH Easter Egg. Well….in truth yours truly had already given … Continue reading
Dougie: dunce, dunderhead or just plain dumb?
Dougie: Remember these things when you consider voting for the Conservatives. “IRON RING” around Long Term Care homes….kind of rusted away as quickly as Datsuns did in the 1970’s Merilee Fullerton, Minister of Long Term Care, may be giving care to … Continue reading
Self-Publishing vs Commercial Publishing, EVA HENN
Eva Henn has published a memoir of her family’s escape from Hungary during the time of its revolution. When it came time to publish, Eva had to decide, publish independently or commercially. She choose SELF PUBLISHING but also investigated the alternative process.
L.A. DEAD, Stuart Woods
Synopsis Cop-turned-lawyer-and-investigator Stone Barrington ventures out to the west coast and out on a limb-in this “stylish whodunit” (Detroit News) filled with romance and murder from the bestselling author of The Run and Worst Fears Realized. Stone’s trip to Venice-with a … Continue reading
EDITORIAL: Dunce downtown dilly-dallies and vascillates in disastrous times
We wrote about it long ago and now you can see it in reality. We have a dunderhead leading our provincial government. So you don’t want to cut us some slack on this view? Well, the boy at the top … Continue reading
The CRITIQUING PROCESS
The CRITIQUING PROCESSThe CRITIQUING process involves a number of different procedures that will become easy to learn, familiar and comfortable with practice. Be aware that at the beginning, you may feel a bit lost or confused as you work your … Continue reading
CRITIQUING Fundamental Guidelines: a help guide
The CRITIQUING process involves a number of different procedures that will become easy to learn, familiar and comfortable with practice. Be aware that at the beginning, you may feel a bit lost or confused as you work your way through … Continue reading
Introduction to the moderator, Sheila Tucker
Sheila Tucker is the WAG Critiquing moderator. She is a published writer; author of the memoir Rag Dolls and Rage; a poet and host of Poetry&Prose, a monthly open mic salon. She has a children’s picture book being published in the autumn of 2021. Sheila is … Continue reading
Book publishing opportunity for writers with evangelical interest/background
Book publishing opportunity for writers with evangelical background and interest. Click this link: AUTHORS
The link between SLEEPING POSITION and HEALTH
There’s far more evidence to link sleep position with certain aspects of health and wellness — both positive and negative. Here’s what to know about each sleeping position. Side sleepingExperts often recommend side sleeping, since this position can help relieve snoring and improve digestion. … Continue reading
Master Writer: very pricey tool, usefulness debatable
Master Writer is a writing tool to assist writers but it comes with a hefty price tag. Is it worth it? Some writers would really question its bang for the book. There are free alternatives which can serve writers nearly … Continue reading
Guadalajara: Water Storage Requirement Feasibility
Todd Stong, an associate of ours, is a retired US engineer, a US military veteran and a volunteer engineer working on a water storage feasibility project in Lake Chapala, Mexico. Here is a proposal he has presented to the Mexican … Continue reading