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The Magician's Sin by Alexander Thomas book review

The Magicians Sin – Alexander Thomas

Truly one of the best books I’ve read out of thousands. The characters are rich, lively beings – the story is amazing – lots of adventure, humor, mystery, suspense, action, and supernatural twists and turns. I simply couldn’t put it down. Would love to see more from this talented author! My only disappointment was something...

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The Describer's Dictionary - review for writers.

The Describer’s Dictionary

A Treasury of Terms and Literary Quotations Expanded Second Edition by David Grambs and Ellen S. Levine This unique, one of a kind reference book is a valuable resource tool for every wordsmith seeking to find just the right word for their novel, blog, essay, or letter to mom. One of the most interesting things...

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Writing the Paranormal Novel book review

Writing The Paranormal Novel

Techniques and Exercises for Weaving Supernatural Elements Into Your Story by Steven Harper Do you aspire to write a supernatural novel? Perhaps you’ve got a dynamite premise for one, but you haven’t the slightest idea on how to proceed? The best place to start, in my humble opinion, is Steven Harper’s Writing the Paranormal Novel....

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The Story Cure - book review for writers.

The Story Cure – Dinty W Moore

A Book Doctor’s Pain-Free Guide to Finishing Your Novel or Memoir by Dinty W. Moore. Are you like me, and have one or two (or more) manuscripts laying in the bottom of a desk drawer? Like a sick patient laid up in a hospital? If so, The Story Cure is just what the doctor ordered....

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