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Alyssa Cooper
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The Motel Room
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Switch (The Witches of Armour Hill, #1)
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Air Fryer Cookbook for Beginners: The Essential Book To Cook Healthy And Crispy Oil-Free Meals By Following Super-Simple, Tasty Recipes | Perfect For Weight Loss Diets And Also Vegetarians
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Happy Almost-Release-Day!
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It’s (finally) a real actual thing!
The Witches of Armour Hill: Twisted is available now for pre-order, exclusively on Amazon. If you’re an old-fashioned paperback-er, you’ll have to wait until the official release of August 10th – the paperback will be available on Amazon, from the e-store on my website, and, if you live in the Kingston area, from me personally!
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“She wanted to write about something other then love. Yet her freethinking pen seemed more adhered to her heart then to her head. A battle she never felt worth fighting.”
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Ryan wrote: "thank you for the locations to samples of your work. I wish you well in your creative endeavors. I liked the Beggar and his cup. Very enjoyable, but what you did in that Autumn poem was exquis..."
Thank you. Poetry has definitely become a staple of mine the last few years. I've written 50 or 60 and I'm hoping to find a chance to publish my own collection sometime soon.
thank you for the locations to samples of your work. I wish you well in your creative endeavors. I liked the Beggar and his cup. Very enjoyable, but what you did in that Autumn poem was exquisite. Please write more poetry.
Cheers.
Ryan wrote: "Alyssa wrote: "Ryan wrote: "I've been looking at your reviews and the sheer range of your interests is impressive but I have to ask: why have you no love for Shakespeare? What did the bard of Avon..."I don't generally email my work around. I'm seeking publication opportunities for most of it, and I'm quite wary of the internet. :) You can find a poem of mine on stonevoices.co and a short story on inktankmagazine.com, and my first novel will be out this fall
Alyssa wrote: "Ryan wrote: "I've been looking at your reviews and the sheer range of your interests is impressive but I have to ask: why have you no love for Shakespeare? What did the bard of Avon ever do to ear..."Your opinion is, without a doubt, the most honest criticism I have ever read about Shakespeare's body of work. I am going to be forward and ask to read of your work. My inbox awaits: sugarfreeryan@hotmail.com
Ryan wrote: "I've been looking at your reviews and the sheer range of your interests is impressive but I have to ask: why have you no love for Shakespeare? What did the bard of Avon ever do to earn such low ra..."I've just never been a Shakespeare fan, personally. I think that his story lines are blunt and predictable, his characters are completely one dimensional, and his fame has far outreached his talents. I know that a lot of people have a very deep respect for the man, and I can appreciate that, he's just not a favourite of mine.
I've been looking at your reviews and the sheer range of your interests is impressive but I have to ask: why have you no love for Shakespeare? What did the bard of Avon ever do to earn such low ratings from you?
