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Originally posted on The Book Review Café:
After an unfortunate “cock up” on my part I’m thrilled to finally feature fabulous book blogger Steph on my #TopFiveThursday. Steph blogs over at https://stephbookblog.wordpress.com/ and reads and reviews a wide range of…
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Originally posted on Secret Diary Of PorterGirl:
It has been pointed out to me that in recent interviews I have spoken at length about how I started writing – this is mainly because it’s one of the questions that always crops…
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Originally posted on Expat Journal: Postcards from the Edge:
Stephen F. Dennstedt Hurricane Franklin began life in the Caribbean as a tropical depression then morphed into a tropical storm. I first became aware of him when he was swirling off…
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Originally posted on The Quiet Knitter:
Hello and a belated happy Friday to you all! We’ve had some technical issues today, namely Mr Quiet Knitter having to be my Tech Support when our internet decided not to work and he’s…
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Originally posted on writerchristophfischer:
Dear all it’s been somewhat quiet on writerchristophfischer during the last few weeks. I had my head buried deep in the writing and re-writing of my next murder mystery: “Over My Dead Body – Murder at…
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Originally posted on Expat Journal: Postcards from the Edge:
Stephen F. Dennstedt It is reported that at its height (1898 to around 1911) the reign of the Yucatan henequen industry created more millionaires in Yucatan than anywhere else in the world…
Originally posted on Expat Journal: Postcards from the Edge:
Stephen F. Dennstedt If you visit Yucatan you MUST see and experience the Cenotes. Cenotes are underground streams, rivers and lakes that flow beneath the limestone capstone of Yucatan. Oftentimes the…
