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Icy Sparks - a review
Icy Sparks is the inspiring story of a sensitive, young woman from rural Kentucky who suffers from unpredictable body twitches and impulsive bouts of ...
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An interview with Daniel Jordan Smith
Dan Smith (Sierra Leone 1984–87) has done that and more. His book, A Culture of Corruption: Everyday Deception and Popular Discontent in Nigeria published ...
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A Writer Writes: Los 5 José — print version
“It’s Tano Mojica. Our vecino.” And he pointed with pursed lips out the door .... like how Chengito kept a picture of a centerfold from the daily Critica in ...
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Review: Jesus Was Arrested in Mexico City & Missed the Wedding
This combination of creative devices and political insights raises Jesus Was Arrested in Mexico City and Missed the Wedding to a whole different level and ...
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A letter from Malawi
Malawi. Peace Corps people who worked for even less than the 19 cents an hour an the old advertisement claimed Volunteers would receive, were all the “moms” ...
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How to write a novel in 100 days or less
It is not easy to write a novel, not when you have a full time job, family, and responsibilities, but it can be done. Most writers, in fact, ...
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Review: Soldiers in Hiding
He is a middle-aged Japanese-American host of a popular entertainment program .... The Peace Corps challenges its Volunteers to bring their Americanness to ...
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Tales of Wisdom & Cunning - The Calabash Princess
When he got to the bottom of the deep, dark well, the king cut the rope and left. ... Every time he tried, he fell back into the pit, where snakes and ...
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Passion for Golf - a review
I enjoyed this book, but I suspect that to do so one needs a passion for either golf or Siddhartha (another book I couldn’t get through). ...
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Peace Corps Writers
A site for returned Peace Corps volunteers to post their stories. Offers writing workshops, awards, publishing, and other resources; newsletter archives and ...
