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Tag Archives: book review
Darlene Foster reviews “Finding Don and Wen”
A wonderful review of “Finding Don and Wen” from Darlene Foster, author of the escapades of Amanda who travels the world falling into adventures. Letters of wisdom Reviewed in Canada on March 19, 2021 An enjoyable exchange of letters between … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Books, france and vincent, Friendship, Memories, Photography, Spirituality
Tagged Amanda's adventures, book review, correspondence, darlene fostr, letters
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D. L. Finn review Midnight Haiku
D. L. Finn, a prolific author whose work spans many genres, from children’s fiction to horror and poetry, reviews my new book… “Midnight Haiku” is a thought-provoking collection. Seven Haikus accompany a beautiful photograph. There are 365 poems, one for … Continue reading
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Tagged aiku, book review, haiku, japanese poetry forms, poetry review, tanka
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G. Michael Vasey reviews “Finding Don and Wen”
Gary Vasey knows ‘Don’ and ‘Wen’ and their way of working in the landscape. His own new website, Earth Magic Brno has recently launched, and the book has pointed him in new directions… I enjoyed this book a lot. The … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, albion, Ancestors, Books, france and vincent, Friendship, History, Humour, Moors, mystery, Mythology, Photography
Tagged Amazon, book review, Don and Wen, france and vincent
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Balroop Singh reviews “Life Lines” #BookReview
I have no idea how I missed this wonderful review from Balroop Singh at Emotional Shadows… Thank you, Balroop! I often say that poetry is my first love; we soar and swing on the wings of words together. I share … Continue reading
REPOST: What is it about the Trickster? Barb Taub interviews Sue Vincent
An Interview with Sue Vincent plus a review of Mister Fox: The Legend: Sue Vincent, along with partner Stuart France, writes beautiful, haunting, thought-provoking books with universal themes. And then there’s Mister Fox. I fell in love with this … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Fox Dance, graphic novel, legends, Silent Eye Press, Stuart France, Sue Vincent, Trickster
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Laughter Lines by Sue Vincent
A wonderful review from A. C. Flory… Laughter Lines by Sue Vincent I just left a 5 star review for Laughter Lines: Life at the Tail End by Sue Vincent. And I still haven’t stopped smiling. The review should be … Continue reading
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Tagged Ani, book review, dg, Humour, rhyme, small dog
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Graeme Cumming Reviews: The Initiate ~ Stuart France and Sue Vincent
Reblogged from Graeme Cumming: Perhaps unusually, I’m going to open up by saying that I know both authors of this book – but in this case, that knowledge will provide context to my review. I first ‘met’ Sue online through … Continue reading
Liz Gauffreau Reviews: Sacred Mounds by Jim Metzner
Reblogged from Liz Gauffreau: Jim Metzner’s historical fantasy Sacred Mounds opens with a man who has lost time and gained a tattoo on the palm of his hand. Meet Salvador Samuels, a middle-aged man of no particular distinction, except for … Continue reading
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Tagged Adelaide Books, book review, historical fantasy, indigenous people, Jim Metzner, Natchez, Sacred Mounds
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When Your Mum Speaks – Mum Chats about My Book! ~ Ritu Bhathal
Reblogged from Ritu Bhathal: This month marks my debut novel, Marriage Unarranged’s six month birthday. And I am excited that it has sold almost 200 copies, and gained nearly 50 reviews on Amazon. Each comment from a reader is so … Continue reading
Colleen Cheesebro reviews “Sea Dragons, Wisp II,” by Adele Marie Park
Reblogged from Colleen Cheesebro: About this Book ~ Sea Dragons (Wisp II) Adele Marie Park The malevolent and ruthless mage, Dante Asano, is defeated but victory came at a horrific price. Before Wisp and his companions could intervene, Dante possessed … Continue reading