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Finding Serenissima By Apple Gidley Is A Tale Of Self Discovery In Venice
Sharing is caring! As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment eBook magazine UK“, Finding Serenissima by Apple Gidley is a poignant exploration of grief, self-discovery, and rediscovered love as recently widowed Amelia finds solace and a renewed sense of self in the enchanting canals of Venice.
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Alycia Vreeland is a writer, artist/illustrator, Elementary School Art Teacher, residing in Santa Barbara. Vreelandâs art has been featured in several documentaries such as the soon to be released, Are You Hearing Me?, The Cure, & Guns, Bombs, War A Love Story. Her art and writing has been featured in journals such as Tuck Magazine, Rebelle Society, Painted Cave, The Montecito Journal.
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Welcome to VLP! Influenced by David Bowie, Virginia Woolf and Sally Wainwright, Elinora Westfall is a writer of stage, screen, fiction, poetry and radio.
Have You Eaten Rice Today?
Malaya’s violent history, merdeka, and how love is found in unexpected places. The Emergency rumbles through the jungle, the kampongs, and towns as the communist uprising in 1950’s Malaya adds poignancy to the salutation, ‘have you eaten rice today?’ when hunger drives some terrorists to surrender.Simon Frampton returns to Malaya as a rubber planter after failing to settle into civilian life in England after the War.
Automatically Hip by John McCaffrey
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Creativity in the time of COVID
Mondays at ten is a day and time embedded in eighteen writer’s heart and souls. It is when the Writers’ Circle of St Croix meets, and has done for over thirty years. “Mondays at Ten” is also the name of the fourth anthology published by the group. Founded by Rosamond Hughes and Emy Thomas, long-time St. Croix residents, the membership ebbs and flows much like the tides around the island. Currently the Writers’ Circle is made up of those ‘bahn’ here and others who got here as soon as they could.
'The oil-and-gas yo-yo pulled us back'
Houston became my twenty-fourth relocation in my eleventh country. I've had a life of new places, new adventures. As my oil-and-gas-connected family moved from country to country, I've edited a regional magazine for an international charity, sold dive equipment, taught English in an African barrio, and sprung Distressed British Nationals from jail.
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