An English professor wrote the words: 'A woman without her man is nothing' on the blackboard and asked his students to punctuate it correctly.
All of the males in the class wrote: 'A woman, without her man, is nothing.'
All the females in the class wrote: 'A woman: without her, man is nothing.'
Welcome to the world of Louise Wise, a British author from the Midlands, England. She is known for her sci-fi romance series, starting with EDEN and its sequel, HUNTED. Writing under the pseudonym T. E Kessler, she also creates the mature-themed JELVIA: NOT HUMAN series. Occasionally, this blog features guest authors (email for consideration).
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If you like #syfy #alien #romance books check out this extract from EDEN
Excerpt from the book Eden by Louise Wise Dizziness swamped her. Then sunlight fell on her in a burst of fresh, cold air as...

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Duotroping to Get It Done by Nora Weston Five Sci-Fi poems, two horror stories, and one fantasy, flash fiction piece need a ho...
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What are your thoughts on the f-word on the page? Or even something stronger. Or is "God" blasphemous enough for you? Is it time ...
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and other on-line communities? Unfortunately they won't be able to read this because they "don't do blogs", but Sara She...
Good one!
ReplyDeleteI also like "Let's eat Grandma" or "Let's eat, Grandma".
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That's a good one. Did you read Eats, Shoots and Leaves? A brilliant book.
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