Over a year and a half ago, I was emailing back and forth with author J.B. Manas. He said he had a book called Dragon Island in the works and said that it had Jurassic Park vibes.
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In ‘This Wheel’s on Fire,’ Helm adds needed voice to The Band’s end
I’ve prided myself on separating the artist and their art. On a whole, it generally makes things easier to enjoy.
The art is the art, and any baggage that may come with the artist can be left at the door.
There is an exception that changes the perception of the artist and can change the art, which is based on digging deeper into the artist.
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The Beauty of the Bay is captured in Michener’s Chesapeake
Sit back, relax, and enjoy the natural beauty of Maryland’s Eastern Shore. James Michener’s novel Chesapeake will paint the Eastern Shore in factual beauty with fictional tales from more than five families covering almost four centuries along the shores of the Choptank River feeding into the Chesapeake Bay.
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Bogner’s building an exciting world starting with The Dreamweaver
This isn’t Gary Wright’s 1975 chart-topping, saccharin sweet single “Dream Weaver.” This is Mark Bogner’s “The Dreamweaver,” and it’s what happens when people use special powers for nefarious purposes after their patriotic usefulness ends.
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A Special Report from Mrs. Agent Palmer
It is Jane Austen’s 250th Birthday this year. Celebrations occurred all over England from Bath to the gardens of Austen’s own home.
Like-minded fans of Jane Austen’s works gathered from all over the world to celebrate an author whose novels still speak to readers today over two centuries after her death. Austen has cemented her legacy amongst generations of readers and I am amongst them.
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