Mother’s Day is a special occasion for honoring the incredible women who have made a difference in our lives. Whether we call them mom, mommy, or mother, this day is dedicated to showing appreciation and gratitude for all the love and support they have given us over the years. Motherhood is a challenging and rewarding […]
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Indulge in Gourmet Delight: Becky Rasmussen Elevates Classic Campfire Treat with ‘So Much S’more To Do’ Classic Campfire Treat Into a Gourmet Delight Becky Rasmussen has taken the classic campfire treat of s’mores and transformed it into a gourmet delight with her new book, “So Much S’more To Do.” From one gooey ingredient, she has
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Editing can be a tricky process, but being aware of these five red flags can help you catch potential issues before they become bigger problems. As an editor, it’s important to be vigilant and catch any potential issues before they make it to publication. Here are five red flags to watch out for during the
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“Tony Harte and the Boys from Avondale” by D.R. Pollock is a Memoir of Life’s Adventures A fictional Life Escapades story “Tony Harte and the Boys from Avondale” by D.R. Pollock follows Tony Harte and his companions through the 1920s’ Jazz Age and the 1930s’ Great Depression. Pollock’s father took some time after he retired
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Alpha and beta readers contribute significantly to the writing process, although they do so for different reasons. If you’re a writer, you’ve probably encountered the terms “alpha reader” and “beta reader” in conversation. Although both sorts of readers have the potential to provide insightful input, their roles in the writing process are significantly distinct. In
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