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Author Archives: tkflor
Wolfish Pursuits and RoseMary Inn
“ ‘Mr. Spratt,’ began Archibald, slowly bringing himself up to speed like a chilled gecko. ‘Is it true that Mr. Wolff once belonged to the Lupine Brotherhood, a secret society dedicated to traditional wolfish pursuits such as the outlawed Midnight … Continue reading
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Tagged B&B in New Jersey, bears, Bed and Breakfast in New Jersey, Inn in New Jersey, Travel, wolf, wolf preserve, wolves
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What makes a good book?
“What do you think makes for a ‘good’ book?… Is it too subjective to define or are there specific and universal elements that make up a ‘good’ book? How can you pull the reader in rather than push them away?” … Continue reading
Posted in fiction, self-publishing, writing
Tagged escapism, genre fiction, good story, reader expectations, storytelling, writing advice
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Princess Leia and Carrie Fisher
“I’ve spent so many years not telling the story of Harrison and me having an affair on the first Star Wars movie that it’s difficult to know exactly how to tell it now. I suppose I’m writing this because it’s … Continue reading
A Romantic Moment on a Yacht
During the spring break, we visited Maryland, focusing on the northern Chesapeake Bay, between Havre de Grace and the capital, Annapolis. Havre de Grace The tourist season has not yet started in Havre de Grace. The views and the peacefulness … Continue reading
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Tagged Annapolis, Carribean food, Chesapeake Bay, ducks, food, Havre de Grace, little library, Maryland, Travel, vacation, waterfront
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The Real Jane Austen???
“In the popular imagination, Jane Austen spent nearly all of her life sitting in a parsonage, working on her embroidery, gossiping about the neighbours and writing novels confined to ‘three or four families in a country village’.” From The Real … Continue reading
Posted in fiction, literature
Tagged biography, book review, Freudian, Jane Austen, Janeites, Regency England, reviews, specualtion, writing career
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Forward and backward
“It was possible to read the story two ways: Front to back, the heron returned to his heron wife and the world of the sky. Back to front, he stayed with his one true love on earth.” From The Third … Continue reading
Posted in fiction, literature, writing
Tagged blarb, inspiration, literary fiction, reader expectations
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The Return
“Concha and her friends flippantly called the new freedoms for women “liberation and lingerie” because of the exciting new undergarments that they now sometimes saw advertised in the newspapers. Having moved out of rural poverty herself when she married Pablo, … Continue reading
Posted in fiction, literature
Tagged flamenco, Granada, historical fiction, love story, Spanish Civil War, Victoria Hislop, women's fiction
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