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The IELTS General Training test is compulsory for anyone who wishes to immigrate, or work in Australia, Canada and New Zealand, two reasons students have to spend time practicing their English language skills for this international test.
“General IELTS Writing Questions," is designed…
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Added by Mark W. Medley on September 18, 2011 at 8:30am —
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I enjoy a good YA novel on occasion, I mean who doesn’t? It breaks things up a bit, gives a little more life to the reading week and who knows what quirky things may pop up in them. This though my friends,”Shelter”, is just a great read period; I do not care what label you wish to slap on this. I do not know how he does it, novel, after novel after novel, but Harlan Coben delivers another intense, fun read. The author says he had a blast writing this, well I had a ton of fun reading it, just…
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Added by Giovanni Gelati on September 17, 2011 at 9:16pm —
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Added by Sam Lang on September 17, 2011 at 3:42pm —
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Added by C.E. Hart on September 17, 2011 at 2:09pm —
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I’ll admit until maybe 4 or 5 months ago I was not really into the horror genre. I think my basic hang-up was the gore, the blood and guts, the over simplification of the action; basically it left nothing to my imagination, I like my imagination, sorry. I feel that a good writer no matter what genre I am reading can and should leave a little something for me to think about, a little bit unsaid, a little bit for me to consider to draw me in a bit and be a captive in his or her universe. I…
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Added by Giovanni Gelati on September 17, 2011 at 1:36pm —
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Added by Monua Cary on September 16, 2011 at 10:08pm —
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Have you seen the cover? Do you have kids? Have you ever watched kids? Have you had a bad day and have kids? Have you just had a bad day? Okay now I think you can understand the “surreal” nature of the cover and what the story in part is about. The best part of the whole thing though is what lies inside. April Pohren is starting to stretch her legs as an author and takes a crack at a different genre this time, moving away from her amazing debut: “Dream Me to Death”. This is definitely her…
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Added by Giovanni Gelati on September 16, 2011 at 9:15pm —
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Horror anyone? William Tooker knows his horror; that is evident from the first few paragraphs of this story. “Black Betty” is the second installment of the “Slouching Towards Bethlehem” series and continues the storyline in the most gruesome way. I like to hear about when people are harvesting things, usually that is good right? You harvest crops, etc, but what are they harvesting in “Black Betty”? I don’t think it is hay and apples.
“Black Betty” delves deep into the minds and souls…
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Added by Giovanni Gelati on September 16, 2011 at 3:00pm —
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Only through the strength and motivation that God has truly given us to write this particular novel, we have gained the strength through prayers, inspiration, and our trails and tribulations; to endured the wrath of letting go of each other. Struggling to hold back the tears and fears of life's failures in our relationship; these spoken word and poem pieces where wrote. From the pain that we both have endured over the years, we finely gainned the strength to let go of each other; with…
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Added by zoleka on September 16, 2011 at 9:09am —
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The Outlook Project
A short sci-fi story by Chuck Keyes
For the past ten minutes, Deena has been gazing up at the enormous injected liquid plasma screen that's mounted on the wall above the many Outlook Project control stations.
"Deena, have you…
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Added by Chuck Keyes (The Chuck!) on September 16, 2011 at 2:51am —
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This Strange Alien World
A short sci-fi story by Chuck Keyes
"Captain, the hyper dimensional drive is still producing some strange fluctuations from within."
"Lou, you’re the chief engineer aboard…
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Added by Chuck Keyes (The Chuck!) on September 16, 2011 at 2:46am —
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(Excerpted from The Logical Soul, publ. 2010 and available on Amazon)
My life has been the canvas on which a series of major turning points have been imprinted. Here are a few more of the ones that led to my own hidden decisions:
Looney Tunes Strikes Again
I don’t know if it was because I had my “third eye” smacked open or what. Until I was eleven years old, however, I believed that everyone – including myself…
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Added by Michael Craig on September 16, 2011 at 2:41am —
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Mass murder and serial killers just seem to go together so why not have two in the same story. In fact why not have one serial killer try to bring the other to justice? And to top it off why not make the deal sweeter by…? Wait I can’t tell you that part; it would be a spoiler. I don’t do that, sorry. Here is the deal on this installment: Jeffrey Martin has come up with an insanely great character that is, well, insane, and to boot he is a serial killer with certain tastes. I would prefer…
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Added by Giovanni Gelati on September 15, 2011 at 10:42pm —
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Added by Suzie Tullett on September 15, 2011 at 8:42pm —
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This essay appears at the end of C.E.L. Welsh's latest work, Coffeyville, a Harry Houdini Novella, and discusses the author's love for the subject matter:
“The Story Behind The Story: Coffeyville, a Harry Houdini Novella
I am a retired magician. Actually, that may be stretching things on a few technicalities; yes, I have been paid to perform magic, and thus could have been considered a pro, but my skills never eclipsed the mildly talented. It has been years since I’ve handed…
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Added by Giovanni Gelati on September 15, 2011 at 3:13pm —
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Q1: Thanks for participating in our Authors.com Spotlight Interview series, Sean! Please introduce yourself and your books to help our readers get to know you.
I am Sean Noonan, a former sea Captain. I write Fantasy Adventures for children & the young at heart. At sea, I spent 20 years sailing the globe…
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Added by SpotlightInterviews on September 15, 2011 at 11:00am —
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Husband, father, vigilante... Mike Dalmas left Special Forces to become a dedicated family man, but when his daughter gets molested he had his revenge, killing the pervert who committed the crime.
Now the Bay City cops keep him out of jail if he takes care of their dirty work. The things their badge won't allow them to do but for which Dalmas has the right skill set.
In his first story to appear Mike Dalmas is blackmailed in saving a young girl from a known sex offender. The…
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Added by Giovanni Gelati on September 15, 2011 at 12:53am —
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Before I write anything else, let me state that I like Lynn Truss’s book Eats, Shoots and Leaves. It is funny, and it has a few good pointers on…
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Added by David Bowman on September 14, 2011 at 11:43pm —
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Added by Mark Miller on September 14, 2011 at 9:11pm —
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Last night I heard you , but there was nothing I could do. My dreams became over-poewered by nightmares when I tried reaching out to you. Could s***, I hate to admit it, but I couldn't blame you if you walked away. I'm saying when love can't prevail hearts are lead astray. But then again, friends again, searching souls thick through thin. When It's supposed to be over the fire is rekindled igniting a brand new start, one love and two hearts.
So I'm saying last night I…
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Added by zoleka on September 14, 2011 at 6:59pm —
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