Review of The Gene Rasp by Patrick L. McConnell
A noteworthy excursion into the world of science fiction, Patrick L. McConnell’s The Gene Rasp
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Total Eclipse by John Brunner
Total Eclipse by John Brunner is another golden oldie from my science fiction collection. I
Multiple Intelligences – Discipline Strengths and Problems For Nature-Smart Children
Discipline isn’t a huge problem for most nature-smart children. Their behavior probably depends on which
Nature, God, Afterlife, and Death in Emily Dickinson’s Poems
“It’s all I have to bring to-day, this and my heart beside, this and my
Science Fiction & Fantasy
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The Science Fiction Movies That Have That Real Sense Of Classic Science Fiction
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The First Wrist Watch Videophone in the World
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Gregory Benford Biography
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Reviewing Robert Parker, Pulp Fiction of the 1970s
The three books that I read by Robert B. Parker were Double Play (2004), Shrink
10 Reasons to Read Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card
Over the four years since I first read this book, I have recommended Ender’s Game
Learning To Think, Be Creative And Write At the University?
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How to Self Publish Your First Cookbook
Here’s how one man made millions of dollars from publishing a cookbook… Cookbooks always sell.
Lord of the Flies: Where Mother Nature and Human Nature Collide
You know that guy at the grocery store whose shopping cart was hanging out in
Interview With Jayel Gibson, Author of "The Wrekening – An Ancient Mirrors Tale"
Synergy Books (2006) ISBN 9781933538303 Reviewed by Ian McCurley (age 13) for Reader Views (4/07)
The Victim of Nobel Prize: H G Wells
Why was it, the all-time famous classic writer HG Wells was denied the Nobel Prize
Robinson Crusoe – Contest Between Man & Nature
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A Brief Look At Some Of The Best Science Fiction Books
When it comes to buying science fiction books, there are endless titles and stories to
How Long is a Book? Determine Your Novel’s Genre, Subgenre, and Best Word Count
How long should your book be? How long a book should be depends on the
Seeing The Beauty In Nature Helps To Define The Soul Of Man
Ever since the day when the first primitive Human ancestor stood up on two legs
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You can find a variety of amazing fiction books in the markets these days. From
Research and Fiction – How to Research When Something Doesn’t Exist
My first thought upon answering this question is, that it does exist – in the
Understanding Love’s True Nature
Since the dawn of homo sapiens, we have been investigating, experiencing, and trying to crack