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InkSpotting: Writing, life and the writing life: January 2012
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InkSpotting: Writing, life and the writing life. Saturday, January 14, 2012. Final Poll Results - Preditors and Editors 2012. The official results are in, and InkSpotter Publishing has three Top Ten finishers in this year's Preditors and Editors Readers Poll:. Book/Ebook Cover Artwork -. By Lin Neiswender - #3. Poets - The Poetic Muselings - #3. The Poetic Muselings, by the way, wrote. So they've made a great showing overall. Thanks again, Muselings, for being part of the InkSpotter family. Intro To Pray...
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InkSpotting: Writing, life and the writing life: November 2009
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InkSpotting: Writing, life and the writing life. Tuesday, November 24, 2009. Two new books from InkSpotter Publishing. Just in time for that last minute holiday shopping, InkSpotter Publishing. Has released two new books. A chapbook featuring flash fiction by eight members of the Literary Lapse. We're also proud to introduce our first children's book,. A Boy Named Wish. For more information on these and other books from InkSpotter Publishing, visit http:/ inkspotter.com/bookstore/index.htm.
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InkSpotting: Writing, life and the writing life: December 2009
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InkSpotting: Writing, life and the writing life. Thursday, December 31, 2009. I don't do New Year's resolutions anymore. In my experience, they don't have the staying power to see you through a month, let alone a full year. So you won't hear me vowing to lose weight or exercise more- at least not on January 1st. What I will do is declare my business goals for 2010. By making them public, I make myself accountable for honouring them and increase my chances of meeting them by the end of the year.
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InkSpotting: Writing, life and the writing life: Final Poll Results - Preditors & Editors 2012
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InkSpotting: Writing, life and the writing life. Saturday, January 14, 2012. Final Poll Results - Preditors and Editors 2012. The official results are in, and InkSpotter Publishing has three Top Ten finishers in this year's Preditors and Editors Readers Poll:. Book/Ebook Cover Artwork -. By Lin Neiswender - #3. Poets - The Poetic Muselings - #3. The Poetic Muselings, by the way, wrote. So they've made a great showing overall. Thanks again, Muselings, for being part of the InkSpotter family. In case you a...
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The Roving Genealogist: September 2011
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Thursday, September 29, 2011. Once upon a time- 1609 to be precise- an adventurous young man set out from England on a trans-Atlantic voyage intended to take him to Jamestown in the New World. Little did he realize that his journey would lead to mutiny and the threat of execution, and inspire one of history's greatest literary minds. The wreck of the. Depicted on Bermuda's coat of arms. At least, Jamestown was the intended destination. The ship. The Freeman Families of Nova Scotia. The last place I expec...
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The Roving Genealogist: Getting in Synch
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Thursday, February 2, 2012. I recently upgraded to Family Tree Maker 2012, which allows me to synch up with the tree I store on Ancestry.com. It's only been a few days, but I already appreciate the feature. Not only do the two "versions" match, but the synching also covers photos. With older versions of FTM, I could download a gedcom from Ancestry.com, but that wouldn't incorporate any of the photos (have thousands) that I've either found on the site or uploaded myself. February 2, 2012 at 9:32 PM.
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The Roving Genealogist: The Spy Who Eluded Me, Part 2: War and Captivity
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Thursday, October 20, 2011. The Spy Who Eluded Me, Part 2: War and Captivity. Typical attire of a soldier in. The Royal Fencible American. The Spy Who Eluded Me, Part 1: Across the Sea. The Eddy Rebellion, named for Cumberland settler Jonathan Eddy, presented a threat to the future of Nova Scotia. Eddy and his supporters believed that Nova Scotia should follow New England’s example. Loyalist settlers preferred their emotional bond to the monarchy. David’s brother, George Jr., was the only adult...And sch...
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The Roving Genealogist: February 2012
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Friday, February 3, 2012. The Spy Who Eluded Me, Part 4: Post-War Migrations. The Spy Who Eluded Me, Part 3: What Might Have Been. Following the American Revolution, David Dobson relocated to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, where. He married the widow Hannah Richardson on 2 August 1784. David spent his early years in Charlottetown as a tavern keeper, but he switched to farming by 13 April 1790, when he sold one of his town lots to Thomas DesBrisay. Around this time, David Dobson Jr. was born. Shortl...
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The Poetry Bug: November 2011
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Thursday, November 17, 2011. Interview with UK Writer/Editor Mary Cook. Mary Cook is a UK-based writer and editor whose articles, short stories and poems have appeared in numerous publications, both in print and online. Her main writing interests are humour, horror and the writing craft. A former beekeeper, she was commissioned to write a beginners’ book on beekeeping by Weaver Press in 1992. She was a spoof agony aunt for The Lark. Her poetry ebook Collywobblers. What motivated you to start writing?
