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Interview with Tony Mandarich, author of My Dirty Little Secrets by Irene Watson
When Tony hit rock bottom, he knew he had to change his life. He went through recovery, attending Alcoholics Anonymous and turning to God for help. H...
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Interview with Tony Wells, author of Black Man Under the Deep Blue Sea by Irene Watson
During his career as a commercial diver, Tony Wells survived plenty of dangerous excitement, including two near-drownings, a deadly diving disease, il...
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Interview with Wayne Lionel Aponte, author of The Year of No Money in Tokyo by Irene Watson
In the 1990s, the Japanese stock market crashed. Banks closed and the country fell into a recession. Wayne Aponte, an African American, was working in...
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Iraq Through a Bullet Hole by Issam Jameel: Book Review by Irene Watson
"Iraq Through a Bullet Hole" is a unique on-the-ground account of a country shattered. Iraqi playwright Issam Jameel returned to Iraq after a 12-year ...
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Iraq Through a Bullet Hole: A Civilian Returns by Issam Jameel: Book Review by Irene Watson
Issam Jameel fled Iraq in 1994. Then in 2005, because his nephew was accidentally shot by American soldiers, he decided to return home to visit his fa...
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Ireland Revisited by John St. John
It’s always something special when a father & son trip works out well. It’s something extraordinary when, 24 years later, the son replicates that eve...
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Irene Watson, Author of "The Sitting Swing" Is Interviewed by Irene Watson
Today, Norm Goldman, Editor of Bookpleasures.com is pleased to have as our guest, Irene Watson, author of The Sitting Swing....
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It's A Family Thing by Rebecca McKeehan
“Don’t ever forget you are beautiful, although your life, your past and your present situation may be ugly. You are beautiful.” Ricky Maye ...
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It's Not a UFO This Time (Personal Blog) by Chris Grey
Not an UAP either....
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It's Only a Game. by Gerard St. John
In Philadelphia, one high school basketball game is never forgotten -- West Catholic v. Wilt Chamberlain's Overbrook High for the City Championship. ...
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Joseph S. Ajlouny, Jr., May 23th, 2016 by Joseph Ajlouny
A memory from long ago....
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Journaling Versus Memoir Writing as Therapy by Alexa Wolf
You write a journal to clarify your story for yourself, to understand your life better. But in a memoir you tell your story, in book length, to others...
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Journey by Arifa Khan
Recollection of a small town girl of her undergraduate years at IIT Madras...
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Jumbo by Gerard St. John
It is a sure sign of age when you write reminiscences about your college buddies. This is my recollection of Jumbo Jim Morris.
Photo: J...
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Just Some THoughts by Helen Downey
When growing pains of a teenager are accompanied by death of a love family member, war,loss of freinds in the war, etc, a great tormoil grows within t...
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Kansas City's Pitch" by Larry Rochelle
PITCH MAGAZINE offers a chance....
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Katy Walsvik's Obituary by Leland Waldrip
Ed Kostro sent me Katy's obituary:
"I found her obituary in a Madison newspaper archive."
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Keepers Of The Flame by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart
Who will pass on the flame?...
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L I F E IN I L O I L O by Arsenio Jesena
Gradually, I found
myself desiring to imitate them, to be like them -- simple, humble,
Christ-like, ultimately content just to do the will of ...
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L'héritage by Emile Tubiana
Well after my parents departed, I realized that they had left me a cultural and spiritual legacy which a that time did not seem very important to me....
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L.S.D. by Arsenio Jesena
Do we really know what it means?...
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La Nostalgie by Emile Tubiana
Remembering a flash of the past...
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La Tunisie qui m’avait vu naître by Emile Tubiana
Nous devons passer parfois l'absurde pour réaliser et confronter la vérité....
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La vie d’aujourd’hui by Emile Tubiana
Memoires de ma jeunesse...
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Labrador Lessons by Nancy Kaiser
Lessons from my Lab pups!...
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Last History lesson by Leopoldo Barge Álvarez
Framed in my notebooks....
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LAUGH OR YOUR MONEY BACK by bobby hutchinson
So you think it's funny??...
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Le Cervin: Matterhorn, where it all started! by Kalikiano Kalei
An account of my first (personal) ascent of the Swiss Matterhorn that towers over picturesque hamlet of Zermatt (Wallis) in 1984 at the start of ...
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Le Départ De mon père by Emile Tubiana
About the burning flame, when we lose a parent...
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Lead The Way , Lord ! by Nellie Feng
I was glad I followed the bidding of The Master....
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Legacy of Love by Micki Peluso
This is an exerpt from the memoir,. . .AND THE WHIPPOORWILL SANG....
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LESS IMAGE-CONSCIOUS URIAH FIELDS by Uriah Fields
The profile of a man who has been described by other people in many ways and as being many things. In this discourse he describes himself. He agrees w...
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Letting Go by Ronald Hull
My mother was angry when she lost her independence in assisted living and no one understood her aphasia affected voice. It's a lonely place to be....
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Letting Go To Survive by Nancy Kaiser
Letting go to survive betrayal and divorce....
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Life as a Motel Manager! by Jackie Brooks
The ups and downs, (mostly downs) of our first motel....
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Life Isn't Always Fair by CJ Heck
Thank God, nothing is i>all/i> bad i>all/i> of the time ...
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Life with the Ladies of Low Arvie by Linda Watson
Telephone call from a reader!!...
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Light Rail Attack by Larry Rochelle
Kansas City has tried four times to bring an effective system of light rail to its streets....
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Like Mother, Like Daughter by Ev McTaggart
Jennifer discovers the pearl that is Paris...
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Listening on a Crisis Hotline by Alan Cook
Before you can be a listener on a crisis hotline you have to take a couse in listening, but that doesn't completely prepare you for the calls you get...
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Little Boy Broken by Jeremy Todd: Book Review by Irene Watson
Dysfunctional families are commonplace, but few can compare with the family environment Jeremy Todd lived through. While his mother stood by afraid to...
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Live Maine Lobster! <3 by Victoria's Poetry & Voices of Muse
Young's Lobster Pound :)
My Boyz & the star of my appetite......
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Living Misssissippi Freedom Summer by Barry Clemson
An account of civil rights work in Mississippi 1964-65....
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Living with Healing Dogs: Why I Wrote a Book Called “The Healing Power of D by Sharon Sakson
Our dogs offer us unconditional love, helpful through all upheavals, even when a child suffers the loss of her mother....
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Lizanne by John St. John
My grandmother; a remarkable lady....
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Look What I Found by Robert Ballard
My wife and I enjoy going to estate and yard sales. This is a hub I wrote about one such sale where I found a wedding band inside a small box of plumb...
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Losing Things by Ronald Hull
An article I read in the New York Times led me to write from my personal experience what losing things means to me.
How I managed not to los...
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Lost Innocence by Larry Rochelle
The grumpy guy was frowning as usual. Unless he was sarcastically bashing liberals, he never seemed happy....
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Love and the Three Musketeers by Rebecca McKeehan
“It seemed that mere children were in love with each other nowadays.”
L.M. Montgomery
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Love in the Land of Dementia” by Deborah Shouse: Book Review by Irene Watson
“Love in the Land of Dementia” offers readers a sense of compassion, deepening love and increased connection with the person who has Alzheimer's, alon...
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