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The Demographics Of The Coming Ice Age Of Reverent Chandler, Malediction Song And Nightsong Of The Nords
Posted in Fiction on Dec 8, 2019 207 reads, 3 comments
Under A Troubled Master-Eye 15: Herman Melville’s Moby Dick, Chapter 41-A
Posted in Fiction on Dec 6, 2019 49 reads
Under A Troubled Master-Eye 14: Herman Melville’s Moby Dick, Chapter 40
Posted in Fiction on Nov 27, 2019 80 reads
The Old Conductress: Voltaire’s Candide, Chapter 6, Pages 24-25
Posted in Fiction on Nov 21, 2019 114 reads
Under A Troubled Master-Eye 13: Herman Melville’s Moby Dick, Chapter 39
Posted in Fiction on Nov 21, 2019 99 reads, 2 comments
Red: Book 1 By Erique Watson And James LaFond
Posted in Fiction on Nov 16, 2019 148 reads
The Old Conductress: Voltaire’s Candide, Chapter 5, Pages 20-23
Posted in Fiction on Nov 15, 2019 91 reads
Under A Troubled Master-Eye 12: Herman Melville’s Moby Dick, Chapter 38
Posted in Fiction on Nov 15, 2019 74 reads
The Old Conductress: Voltaire’s Candide, Chapter 4, Pages 15-19
Posted in Fiction on Nov 8, 2019 122 reads
The Old Conductress: Voltaire’s Candide, Chapter 3, Pages 11-14
Posted in Fiction on Oct 31, 2019 115 reads
Style Tips For The Man Of Action Writing Adventure Stories
Posted in Fiction on Oct 30, 2019 197 reads
Under A Troubled Master-Eye 11: Herman Melville’s Moby Dick, Chapter 37
Posted in Fiction on Oct 28, 2019 144 reads, 1 comment
The Old Conductress: Voltaire’s Candide, Chapter 2, Pages 7-10
Posted in Fiction on Oct 25, 2019 171 reads
The Old Conductress: Chapter 1 Of Voltaire’s Candide, Pages 3-6
Posted in Fiction on Oct 18, 2019 108 reads
Under A Troubled Master-Eye #10: Herman Melville’s Moby Dick, Chapter 36
Posted in Fiction on Oct 18, 2019 102 reads
Candide Or The Optimist By Francois Marie Arouet Voltaire
Posted in Fiction on Oct 16, 2019 241 reads
Under A Troubled Master-Eye #9: Herman Melville’s Moby Dick, Chapter 35
Posted in Fiction on Oct 9, 2019 126 reads
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Book Of Nightmares Being Chronicle Of Select Nightmares Fantastic Voyage Revisited
The dreams James LaFond has allowed his readers access to are markedly energetic, vivid, and adventuresome in large part. While many of the dreams do contain violence, the violence rarely involves real bloodshed and murder, although there is one that comes close, as I recall. And a few of them are just simply downright childlike, fit as a fairy tale, touching, and charming. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |