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Author: Lawrence G. Taylor
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Opinion: Can Writing a Memoir Change Your Life?
Albert Camus on What It Means to Be a Rebel and to Be in Solidarity with Justice – Brain Pickings
Albert Camus on What It Means to Be a Rebel and to Be in Solidarity with Justice – Brain Pickings
— Read on www.brainpickings.org/2016/06/17/albert-camus-the-rebel/
“The Eternal Struggle: amorous story” by Lawrence G. Taylor
“Romance is by far the largest genre. And its readers are voracious, often devouring several books a week. Thrillers are next, along with its brothers-in-kind: mysteries, crime, suspense novels, detective books, police procedurals, action and adventure, and so on.”
“Romance is by far the largest genre. And its readers are voracious, often devouring several books a week. Thrillers are next, along with its brothers-in-kind: mysteries, crime, suspense novels, detective books, police procedurals, action and adventure, and so on.”
Excerpt From: David Gaughran. “Let’s Get Digital”. Apple Books. https://books.apple.com/se/book/lets-get-digital/id1520284501?l=en
Scrivener Review: Is It the Right Tool For You?
Scrivener Review: Is It For You?
— Read on jerryjenkins.com/scrivener-review/
I haven’t tried it. Such programs can be useful but they have their limitations. I used Grammarly which helped me. For a time I was excited. However, Grammarly errs. A better alternative is having a copywriter, or better still a top-rating editor, but who obviously wouldn’t be cheap. There’re of course several programs out there, but don’t put too much faith in them.
Unpopular and Unpleasant Writing Advice You Should Still Probably Take {LGT: Quite a lot of advice out there. I read many, and some were extremely helpful. Inspiring writers may find these worthwhile. }
Revised Edition of Making Sense Of Past Time: semi-autobiographical Novel by Lawrence G. Taylor Review: «While at first glance, “Making Sense of Past Times” might seem to be an addition to the genre of Postcolonial literature, Lawrence G. Taylor has actually written a thoughtful and poignant story of becoming. It is about a young man who relocates to England from his home in Br … »
