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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In short it's a scrapbook for your favourite things. My favourite things are BOOKS! Got a book that needs pinning? Just shar...
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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 ...
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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