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writing March 09, 2010	from sincealone   Kampala
am interested in writing poetry and short stories how can i market my self and my books

Sheeyfox - scifi books May 01, 2001	from revjoonbug Philadelphia
Some classics if you haven't already read them: Ender's Game (Orson Scott Card), Von Bek (okay, so it's more dark fantasy but what other book covers christianity, morality, metaphysics so well? by Michael Moorcock), Robot series(Isaac Asimov).

RE: Sheeyfox - scifi books March 04, 2010 from mrbrown222   Nicosia i have read about half asimovs books and he was excellent

isaak asimov March 04, 2010	from mrbrown222   Nicosia
who has read galactic empire raise your hands

Watch as John Tarry is around ....... February 26, 2010	from Blue27Vineyard   Bristol
Chelsea are playing Man City this weekend but John Terry is not playing as he is looking for a now partner's matt and make shore that your partner is whit you us he like to take his trouser down! hehemmm??/

RE: Watch as John Tarry is around ....... March 03, 2010 from bigdon2   Bristol terrys a good lad i would of done the same thing piss off vinny

hi, February 26, 2010	from diamond101   Moscow
the machants or venice

hi February 26, 2010	from diamond101   Moscow
how is everybody up there?

First book you ever read October 11, 2009	from CoolLadyWantsToRelocate Montgomery
Can you remember the first "real book" you read? (That means no "Golden books!") Someone in my family gave me "Little Women" when I was 10, and I still have it; I love it. I also read "The Secret Garden," by Frances Hodgen Burnett, but I think I must have been 8, because my father's inscription to me is dated 1972, which would have been my 8th year. Still have that one, too!

RE: First book you ever read October 18, 2009 from SuzieBrownEyes   North Potomac What a great question. I think it was The Adventures of Prickley Porky by Thornton Burgess. I was so young and didn't know it was a novel, so started reading in the middle, random chapters, wondered why it didn't make sense. When I visited Brewster Massachusetts years later with my kids, I visited his house. Not a great book or series, but memorable as a first. Care to share other book tips? Suzanne