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January 6, 2014

January 4, 2014

There's No Such Thing As A Famous Author Anymore

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Sorry, Virginia, even Santa Claus agrees there's no such thing as a "famous author" anymore.


And this may be a good thing.


We live in a culture which doles out celebrity to "quack dynasties" of families who are famous just for being famous. You know who they are, whether you want to or not.


No surprise that in such a "culture", the authors, the dreamers, the creators are receding into the shadows of marginalization.


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Published on January 04, 2014 14:19

January 3, 2014

THE RUIN OF MUMMIES

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Recently, I gave a talk at Bart's Pathology Museum in London on the Victorian attitude towards ancient Egyptian mummies. The event was sponsored by Hendricks , the gin manufacturers.


In the 18th century London, gin was often termed 'mother's ruin', due to its then apparently deleterious effects on the health of its consumers, and women in particular. So it seemed apposite that the title 'Mummy's Ruin' be given to the talk and this article, which is a record of some...

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Published on January 03, 2014 08:35

EAT, DRINK & BE MERRY: celebrations in ancient Egypt (PART ONE)

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Now we are in that strange no-man's land of time - between Christmas and New Year - it is a good time to show (pictorially) how the ancient Egyptians celebrated the important occasions in life. Reliefs on tomb walls show us the ancient Egyptian capability for 'having a good time'. Part Two in 2014 will examine the information in greater detail.


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Published on January 03, 2014 08:26

January 2, 2014

Flash Movie Review: Saving Mr. Banks

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There is a place where all the should do's, have to do's and suppose to do's in life cannot infiltrate; it is in one's memories. Some of these remembrances may be average such as a friend's phone number or a bank account number; however, there is a special area where the cherished memories are stored. It is in this place where I keep my fondest memories that get quick access to my heart.


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Published on January 02, 2014 13:35

January 1, 2014

How #Science Explains #Paranormal, Parallel Universe, Predestination

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It is Quantum Physics that explains ‘The How’ of the Paranormal World, and Quantum Mechanics that applies the Holographic Universe of Quantum Physics to our everyday existence.


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For the past fifty years the Scientific community has been moving toward -- and flirting with -- the Paranormal community.


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Published on January 01, 2014 07:40

December 31, 2013

Lenora Rogers – Author

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Books Are Magical


Books have the ability to do amazing things. When I was a child life was very difficult but I found that grabbing a book and finding a place away from the chaos that surrounded me could make me feel safe. A book for a child has the ability to make them dream, to use their imagination. Books for a child can make them curious about the world around them. They can also make learning fun.


Books take you far and wide on an amazing adventure. The characters have the ability to make...

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Published on December 31, 2013 18:43

December 28, 2013

Art and obsession

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"OK, I got Velazquez portraitof the Pope Innocent X.Quite an ambivalent studyof absolute power.And here comes Francis Bacon.Despite never having seenthis painting in person,Bacon became so obsessedwith itthat he compulsively repainted itover and over again,each versionmore horrific than the previous. [...]It's not until an artistfinds his obsessionthat he can createhis most inspired work."


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Published on December 28, 2013 14:17

CLIPPED WINGS - Work In Progress

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CLIPPED WINGSis my current work in progress, a novel of Literary Fiction, told by a teen boy in the '70's as he encounters corrupt small-town politics, a dysfunctional home life and a desire to escape the backwards Oklahoma town.


It was 1971, America had entered its second decade in the Vietnam war. TV cigarette ads were banned in the US of A.


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Published on December 28, 2013 14:15