Thursday Island: Where fiction meets some wonderful memories
One of the interesting things about writing a novel set somewhere you've actually lived is discovering just how much you've forgotten.
Everything tagged behind the book — articles written by indie authors and readers on topics that matter to the community.
One of the interesting things about writing a novel set somewhere you've actually lived is discovering just how much you've forgotten.
What is amusing is that Christians and Muslims, whose God is not clear about the creation of man (see the tailpiece) seek to emancipate the Hindus whose progenitors had propositioned that it’s man who created the god, in theories many, as expostulated in the Brihadāranyaka Upanishad, composed around 700 B.C.E. Here’s is an excerpt from Valerie J. Roebuck’s The Upanisads, just to cite one such.
Through a series of essays by influential people, the book makes the case for Wider Ownership, whether that be of homes, shares or community assets. The aim is to give millions of people a real stake in the future of the UK.
Annette Mollison is back. Ten years after a young woman and a Valiant Drifter disappeared in Far North Queensland, a chance discovery in the bush reveals that an abandoned vehicle and human remains are only the beginning of a much larger mystery.
Truth in the Fiction: How Pieces of Your Real Life Can Build Characters
Writing Inspiration.
For those who have lived with, loved, and lost handicapped siblings and family members, I share your pain and revel in your joys. This is that story.
Social Media, Visibility, Writing, and Book Promotion.
Character Development and Inspiration.
Writing influences.
British Ghost Stories and their enduring appeal.