Three Line Thursday #3lineThursday Week 28 and #WordBookDay 23rd April

Today is World Book Day according to UNESCO, to commemorate the deaths of Shakespeare and Cervantes. And it’s Thursday, so it’s also Three Line Thursday. Being the efficient blogger, writer, and teacher that I am, I’ve linked both events in this post! This is the photo prompt for Three Line Thursday. Rules: Three lines, noContinue reading “Three Line Thursday #3lineThursday Week 28 and #WordBookDay 23rd April”

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Letter T The April A to Z Blogging Challenge #AtoZChallenge

April Author Spotlight 2015 Letter ‘T’ is for Terry Tyler, author of Kings and Queens Why do I recommend Kings and Queens? I loved the unique premise of Kings and Queens. It is an original take on the Tudors by transferring them to contemporary England. It was fun working out who the contemporary characters might have been inContinue reading “Letter T The April A to Z Blogging Challenge #AtoZChallenge”

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One Word Photo Challenge: Rain, And #EarthDay 2015

Although I’ve been following her blog for some time, this is my first time on Jennifer Nichole Wells’ One Word Photo Challenge. When I saw the topic: Rain, two things sprang to my mind, and I had to take part. Firstly, I remembered I had some wonderful photos, which bring fond memories of  a rainy day in London, whereContinue reading “One Word Photo Challenge: Rain, And #EarthDay 2015”

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Letter S The April A to Z Blogging Challenge #AtoZChallenge

April Author Spotlight 2015 Letter ‘S’ is for Olga Nuñez Miret, Spanish Translator and author Why do I recommend translating your novel into Spanish? Spanish is spoken by 410 million as a first language and by 90 million speakers as a second language. English has 360 million native speakers and 400 million speakers as aContinue reading “Letter S The April A to Z Blogging Challenge #AtoZChallenge”

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Carrot Ranch Flash Fiction Challenge 15th April and #1000Speak Nature or Nurture

This 99-word Flash Fiction was written in response to this week’s prompt: Nurturing a neighborly relationship and also #1000Speak on the topic of Nature or Nurture. The Adult Education Centre where I work is in a low income neighbourhood with rampant unemployment and social problems. There are many families living in tiny dwellings in uglyContinue reading “Carrot Ranch Flash Fiction Challenge 15th April and #1000Speak Nature or Nurture”

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Letter R The April A to Z Blogging Challenge #AtoZChallenge

April Author Spotlight 2015 Letter ‘R’ is for Jo Robinson, author of African Me & Satellite TV   Why do I recommend African Me & Satellite TV? Where to begin telling you why I loved African Me & Satellite TV? Perhaps because it’s the only novel which has brought a tear to my eye, or perhaps because JoContinue reading “Letter R The April A to Z Blogging Challenge #AtoZChallenge”

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Letter Q The April A to Z Blogging Challenge #AtoZChallenge and Follower 300

Letter ‘Q’ is for the Quest for Followers and my Celebration of Follower Number 300 April Author Spotlight 2015 Karen Long, author of The Safe Word I started blogging regularly last May, 2014. A few weeks ago, when I realized my number of followers was close to 300, I decided I’d celebrate such a specialContinue reading “Letter Q The April A to Z Blogging Challenge #AtoZChallenge and Follower 300”

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Stream Of Consciousness Saturday #SoCS: ‘Peace’

This post is written in response to Linda G. Hill’s prompt on Stream of Consciousness Saturday. Today’s theme is “piece/peace.” Make one or both your theme or just include them somehow in your post. Anyone can join in! Enjoy posting and/or Reading other posts here! Inner Peace versus World Peace I used to think aboutContinue reading “Stream Of Consciousness Saturday #SoCS: ‘Peace’”

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Letter P The April A to Z Blogging Challenge #AtoZChallenge

April Author Spotlight 2015 Letter ‘P’ is for Dominic Piper, author of Kiss Me When I’m Dead Why do I recommend Kiss Me When I’m Dead? Kiss Me When I’m Dead is a contemporary detective novel narrated in the first person, present tense, stream-of-consciousness style, by witty and shrewd Daniel Beckett, in the classic style ofContinue reading “Letter P The April A to Z Blogging Challenge #AtoZChallenge”

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