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WHAT CAN I DO WITH ALL MY DIGITAL VACATION PHOTOGRAPHS?
Read more: WHAT CAN I DO WITH ALL MY DIGITAL VACATION PHOTOGRAPHS?Reblogged from Always Write Hi hobby photographers, Got a few pictures you don’t know what to do with other than to store them on your phone? We know that vacations are good for us. You and your family collectively have taken hundreds, maybe thousands of pictures. What do you do with them all? To create something…
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How Author, J.L. Slipak, Thinks Book Reviewers Should Review Books
Read more: How Author, J.L. Slipak, Thinks Book Reviewers Should Review BooksAlways Write either reviews books on Thursdays or publishes a post about reviewing books. Recently we have hosted Kevin Cooper’s series, “On Reviews.” You will enjoy how J.L. Slipak thinks, a post reblogged from a new follower. She has some insight to share about reviewing books and accepting the reviews of your own books. J…
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Review: The Belt Boy by British Boxing Champion, Kevin Lueshing
Read more: Review: The Belt Boy by British Boxing Champion, Kevin LueshingBritish Boxing Champion, The Belt Boy I had not heard of this book, but I asked permission to repost the Happy Meerkat’s review of The Belt Boy by Kevin Lueshing and Mike Dunn. Everyone says it is quite an emotional and honest story. Cat or C, is compulsive about writing “trusted honest book reviews.” Cat…
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Egg-Head Meets Hunk Better Known as Mr. Right
Read more: Egg-Head Meets Hunk Better Known as Mr. RightMarian Beaman’s A+ Review An English and creative writing professor at Hope College, Janzen takes her readers on a romp into new territory. With chapter headings like Lady Problems, The Ghost in the Tub, and Whippersnapper, the author reveals a serious health diagnosis, a haunted bathroom, and revelations from stepson Leroy. If Janzen’s storytelling rivals…
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How to Write a Top Book Review
Read more: How to Write a Top Book ReviewWriting a Top Book Review Takes Practice After five years of writing reviews, I’ve learned about what it takes to write a top book review. I get compliments, but my ratings on Amazon still underwhelm me. Nobody is grading you, so look at what other readers wrote. You are not going to plagiarize just by…
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Conflicted Hearts: Book Review
Read more: Conflicted Hearts: Book ReviewHow can something painful be an easy read? Is that even possible, an easy read memoir? Almost by definition, a remarkable memoir must have a conflict or opposition that makes it memorable. At times it draws tears, uneasy drops that remind us of sad or hard times in our lives. By an easy read, I…
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15 Best Time Hacks for Better Blogging
Read more: 15 Best Time Hacks for Better BloggingI love to pull suggestions from expert blogging friends into a post to help us all grow in our blogging skills. 15 Best Time Hacks Pack More Fun into Your Hectic Schedule I know some people that draw boundaries and use one day a week to visit blogs – they set aside so many hours…
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How to Write Through a Monthly Challenge
Read more: How to Write Through a Monthly ChallengePublishing daily for a monthly challenge Daily publishing during a monthly challenge isn’t always usually your best work. Last month I participated in the Ultimate Blog Challenge. To make writing through a monthly challenge more manageable, I split up the posts between several blogs, since I have several I manage. When I missed a few days, Paul…
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