Book Report: The beat goes on
“Nothing adds such dignity to character as the recognition of one’s self-sovereignty.” Continue reading Book Report: The beat goes on
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Book Report: A novel of the Plague
“Every life has its kernel, its hub, its epicentre, from which everything flows out, to which everything returns.” Continue reading Book Report: A novel of the Plague
Book Report: Some things haven’t changed much
“The people are angry, especially the businesses, about the quarantine. And the saloons are giving us a bad time. We have the police checking up on them, making sure they’re really closed, which just adds to the anger.” Continue reading Book Report: Some things haven’t changed much
Book Report: Must run in the family
“Laws about females never make a lick of sense because they’re made and run by men and meant to keep us in bondage.” Continue reading Book Report: Must run in the family
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Book Report: An unexpected rainbow
“I have found solace in living long enough to understand and forgive the person I once was.” Continue reading Book Report: An unexpected rainbow
The Plot. Twisted.
Once you were in possession of an actual idea, you owed it a debt for having chosen you, and not some other writer, and you paid that debt by getting down to work… Continue reading The Plot. Twisted.
Spellbinding tale winds its way into your imagination
“Along the borders of this world lie others. There are places you can cross. This is one such place.” So … Continue reading Spellbinding tale winds its way into your imagination
Coming home to a place I’ve never been
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Today would have been my mother’s 95th birthday. This Nevada Appeal column published on July 14,… Continue reading Coming home to a place I’ve never been
Book Report: Want to change a habit? Think small. No, smaller. Nope, smaller still.
Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones by James Clear My rating: … Continue reading Book Report: Want to change a habit? Think small. No, smaller. Nope, smaller still.
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