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Jun 12, 2016 05:24AM
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Lisa wrote: "Lol, thanks for all the welcomes, i think I'm going to enjoy it here :)Reading preferences, um, lets see... well, i do have a habit of judging a book by its cover for starters, which can be great ..."
I'm with you on both WW's and Pam Ayres. Welcome Lisa
Hi everyone! I'm not exactly new to good reads but I'm not sure that I've ever introduced myself. (If I have, I apologise for getting all up in your face lol)I'm Amanda, more commonly referred to as Ams. I'm a newish book blogger the link is in my profile.
I'm a big fan of the Harry Potters and more recently fell in love with The Night Circus. I love stories filled with Magic.
Ams wrote: "Hi everyone! I'm not exactly new to good reads but I'm not sure that I've ever introduced myself. (If I have, I apologise for getting all up in your face lol)I'm Amanda, more commonly referred to..."
Hi Ams. Now that you mention it - I don't think I stopped off here to introduce myself.... Hi everyone :-)
Hi Ams, nice to meet you officially! I enjoyed Harry Potter too but The Night Circus will always have a special place in my heart. I also love a bit of magic in them, can't beat it ! Steve Robinson is one of my favourite authors Lisa, I love when he brings out a new book ! We have so many great authors on here, we are so lucky.
Hello officially to you too Flo !
Thanks all. I am but a human bean ... no claim to authorship for me, but I have written some short stories and poems - so does that count? I'm a retired District Nurse with 2 children, 3 grandchildren and 1 great-granddaughter xx
Short stories and poems court very much Flo ! And grandchildren are the most important thing in the world, you already fit in well on here, I'm pleased to say, I'm looking forward to getting to know you better, and the other newbiesn new friends are always good !
Lisa wrote: "Hi folks, I'm new to the group and wanted to say hello. Just fired up my Kindle Fire after a mass paperback readathon, and wanted some relevant stuff on my newsfeed, especially freebies in Historic..." Welcome Lisa. Loads to do just as everyone has said - just be careful to leave yourself enough time for reading!
T4bsF (Call me Flo) wrote: "Thanks all. I am but a human bean ... no claim to authorship for me, but I have written some short stories and poems - so does that count? I'm a retired District Nurse with 2 children, 3 grandchild..." Welcome again Flo. You've reminded me - I need to pick my first runners today! Grown some that are great eaten whole when 4 - 5 inches long (sampled the first 2 last week)
I tried to get into the International Fleet's Battle School, but they took some guy named Wiggin instead.I was accepted at Hogwarts, but I couldn't find Platform Nine and Three-Quarters.
I applied to Unseen University of Ankh-Morpork, but all they would offer me was a degree in optometry.
I wasn't able to force my way into the Jedi Academy.
So I stayed at home and started writing books.
Hi my name is Keith. I'm a librarian in Ireland and am the author of The Little Book of Sham https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B01E...I love books. Always have!
Keith wrote: "Hi my name is Keith. I'm a librarian in Ireland and am the author of The Little Book of Sham https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B01E...I love books. Always have!" Welcome Keith.. I like librarians...... creep creep! And Ireland - had some great times in Cork + rest of the South, and the North of course - which end are you?
HiI'm Jim from oxford. I just love reading, particularly in science, paranormal, and social. So I think that's it. Nothing more to say :D
and I appreciate all recommendation. thx
Hi Jim!I've read a few fantasy books set in Oxford. I really must explore it in real life one day.
I wonder if it would be as magical.
Patti (baconater) wrote: "Hi Jim!I've read a few fantasy books set in Oxford. I really must explore it in real life one day.
I wonder if it would be as magical."
It's a wonderful place to explore. :D
Why I wrote Longhouse HomicideI’m a retired journalist and publicist who can’t stop writing. I’ve had an interest in American Indian culture since I was seven or eight years old. About 10 years ago I became fascinated with the history of the Wendat (Huron) and did several years of intensive research that included reading many of the annual promotional tracts written by and titled: The Jesuit Relations. My long term vision was to write an epic saga along the lines of James Michener’s various books. But, try as I might, I was unable to come up with viable story lines. I was subsequently sidelined by health issues and a burgeoning interest in pre-Columbian archeology.
A few months ago, I gave up on the epic concept and decided instead to incorporate some of my earlier experience (as a crime and courts reporter) and write a novella-length book about murder in early Canada.
American Indians lived in virtually crime-free villages for thousands of years. That all changes quickly when Europeans begin exploration and settlement of the new world. In early1600s Canada, various villages become targets of a systematic murder campaign. The agrarian people are stunned by the attacks.
Who could be responsible? No one knows and scouting parties are sent far and wide in an effort to learn the reason. Bit by bit, the leaders of one village learn the answers but it takes an extremely bright young Indian boy of seven summers to discover the evidence.
Tribal revenge against the plotters is swift. In a joint operation with their traditional enemy, the Iroquois, An entire tribe far to the east is wiped out in a single raid.
JIM wrote: "HiI'm Jim from oxford. I just love reading, particularly in science, paranormal, and social. So I think that's it. Nothing more to say :D
and I appreciate all recommendation. thx" Welcome Jim - ENJOY!!
Hello.My name is Luke Smitherd. I'm from Coventry. I write speculative fiction, science fiction, and a little horror. Mystery, too, I suppose.
I'm writing and travelling--or travelling and writing, depending on the day.
Look forward to meeting and discussing writing, publishing, you know, all that stuff.
Luke
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