5 Key Areas of Cognitive Improvement for Bipolar Disorders (Book) - 3/2/2017 5:25:18 PM
I posted the wrong picture, this is the link for the 5 Key areas of cognitive improvement for Bipolar disorder. I will fix the picture as soon as I find the right one. Thank you
Writing the Psychic World (Short Story) - 8/8/2017 8:36:08 AM
Love the read. Keep writing.
Mary Lynn
Writing the Psychic World (Short Story) - 5/6/2017 7:40:53 AM
While I was able to read this article in the Stories section, I found that it made little sense. Your article does reinforce some myths about what is called "psychic" behavior quite well. While dreams do serve a purpose for mental health (like sleep) aside from giving inspiration like I have for writing stories and/or poems, I cannot attribute all the functions that you do to dreams.
Ron
Ayla's Lesson (Short Story) - 4/9/2017 12:26:48 PM
Thank you both for taking the time to write a review. Keep watching I will be posting more stories.
Ayla's Lesson (Short Story) - 4/9/2017 7:20:09 AM
Stories about sharing are always appreciated. I am a twin. We were often confronted with one thing. Most of the time I let my brother look, play, or use it first because I knew that I would be able to after he was through. We always split the money 50/50. Hence, I learned sharing very early as a result.
Ron
Ayla's Lesson (Short Story) - 4/9/2017 2:37:40 AM
A cute story about compromise and sharing.
Book Review for Writing Deep Point of View (Article) - 5/1/2017 6:18:52 AM
Thank you for the review. This looks like a book that could help many writers who want to improve their writing.
Ron
Book Reviews for The Heart of Thunder Mountain. (Article) - 4/15/2017 10:51:46 AM
Thank you Ronald for taking the time to read and post on this article. I'm sure as great a writer as He was, that there was probably other stories that never got published. It was a harder time back then to publish books, not like it is today.
Book Reviews for The Heart of Thunder Mountain. (Article) - 4/15/2017 7:50:26 AM
Writing in 1916 was much harder than it is today. And publishing was even harder. To top that off, the Western world was at war. But good writers come out of every era. We can only assume that much of what was written in the past was never published. The same may be true of Edfrid Bingham. He may have written other books and stories that were not published or the publications have been lost.
Ron
