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Monthly Archives: February 2018
Colin’s Golf Habit
Denise strode down the High Street, looked up at the blue May sky above, remembered the blonde girl twirling before the mirror in a cream silk dress, and mentally totted up the shop’s profit. Hopefully, if they did well this … Continue reading
Being in Someone’s Head
Does anyone else, as a writer, find themselves reading with a critical eye, noticing different things now that they are a writer themselves? Such as the skilful way the author blends description and action, the hook in the first paragraph, … Continue reading
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Flawed Fiction by Good People
I’m still on a search for good Christian fiction. Any suggestions welcome. I have decided that I will only post reviews of books that I can recommend. This is a result of a recent quandary. People I knew or had … Continue reading
