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|  | | Bridging the Maitland Magazine
A "Free" Online Magazine focusing on the tourist area along Lake Huron, ON in the Maitland Valley counties of Huron, Wellington, and Perth
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Featured Communities include: Atwood, Auburn, Belgrave, Benmiller, Bluevale, Blyth, Brussels, Clinton, Cranbrook, Dublin, Dungannon, Ethel, Fordwich, Goderich, Gorrie, Gowanstown, Harriston, Henfry, Homesville, Kinburn, Kurtzville, Lakelet, Listowel, Londesborough, Lucknow, Monkton, Milverton, Newry, Nile, Palmerston, Port Albert, Saltford, Seaforth, St. Columban, St. Helens, | |  | | Colour My World Wonderful
A collection of nature poetry and illustration by Patricia MacQueen.
Each of the poems featured in this volume is hand-picked by Trish, as amongst her favorites, and accompanied with her artwork.
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“Color My World Wonderful … Nature Poetry At Its Finest” by Patricia MacQueen ISBN: 0-9736356-2-2 P.A.M. Publishing, 94 pages, Color photos and art by Patricia MacQueen
The sub-title says this collection is nature poetry at its finest, and I heartily concur. Ms. MacQueen has used her fine artistic skills to produce a truly wonderful little book of softly pleasurable nature poems, deftl | |  | | Fiery Fantasies
Thirty-four poems and five short stories make up this sizzling collection.
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First and foremost, I would like to state that this book is not suitable for children. It definitely deserves an “Adult Only” rating. Although most of the work in this book is erotica, a few pieces walk the line between erotica and soft porn.
I am the first to admit that I am not really a person who enjoys a lot of poetry, but I can honestly tell you that the poetry included in this book is like reading a short story in poetic form, which makes it an interesting and surprising read. Each piece kept me in suspense from beginning to end, with none of them being | |  | | Woven Threads I
This 242 page book is part 1 of a two volume paperback collection of short fiction stories.
body text="blue">Some thirty plus short stories are offered in this collection. Forest Raven with a beast so fierce no man can stand to look at him, and a legend grandpa told start the reader on a most interesting reading journey. Driven Snow introduces us to a woman doctor who wisely decides to find a better solution than sitting and freezing, or becoming hysterical when she finds herself stranded in a snow storm, facing a bear with little more than a cell phone, a snow saucer and a survival blanket and the outcome seems more than grim. A Special Gift is a poignant read telling of hard times | |  | | Woven Threads II
This 162 page book is the second volume of Woven Threads - a collection of short fiction stories.
In this volume of Woven Threads, you will find twenty-seven wonderful short stories that will both amuse and intrigue. One of my favorite stories was a rather silly romp, split into a two part continuation, called “Dangit”. The story will have you smiling from start to finish. Another one I really enjoyed, “Mist of the Moors”, is a story that could easily be expanded into a book and I hope to see the author do this in time. It is a spectacular mystery romance, but to say too much would be to give away the story. A must read for sure.
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