First published in the Czech Republic (where it quickly became a bestseller), Third Wish is a sweeping, lavishly plotted novel in five parts, bound together by a profound love story that spans the globe. It is at once a classic quest novel and a rich parable for our times, inspired by the works of Lewis Carroll, Milan Kundera, and Gabriel Garcia Marquez, among others. Presented in a boxed set as two richly illustrated paperback volumes with an accompanying CD musical soundtrack, this is a true one-of-a-kind novel.

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: Name: Georganna Hancock; Location: San Diego, California, United States

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Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Blogs for Aspiring Writers

Bear with me for another day of conflagration crisis mode. I'm still in my home, but the threat to my community is somewhat less as the weather conditions improve a bit.

Here's another post about a compilation of resources for writers. I'm not certain who runs the Online Education Database, but I discovered A Writer's Edge listed as number four on its 150 Useful, Educational, and Inspirational Blogs for Aspiring Writers.

What do they say about this place? "Write, write correctly, write anything!". Well, thanks for the plug, OEDB folks, back atcha!

Labels: blogging, reference, research, Resource, writing

4 Comments:

keeyit said...: For me, blogs is just to share my thought and improve my english..

cheers,
http://www.keeyit.com; 1:05 AM
Georganna Hancock said...: I'm glad to know your sentiments. Because you're here to learn, I hope you won't mind me pointing out that the word "blogs" is plural and needs the verb "are". Also "english" should be capitalized, as it is a proper name.; 1:37 PM
Matthew C. Keegan said...: Georganna, I hope this comment finds you safe. I'm just now realizing how many bloggers I know live in Southern California, with some likely having their homes damaged or destroyed.

I'm taking it that the flames have spared your area simply because you are still blogging and discussing other matters.

Be safe!; 8:40 AM
Georganna Hancock said...: Thanks, Matt. I can blog from any location, including public libraries. Last year I spent a month in Ohio, administering my mother's estate and didn't miss a posting. Later, cancer surgery and radiation slowed me a bit, but I kept blogging along. This isn't a personal publication, like a diary or journal, so I seldom mention what's going on in my life.

Thanks for your thoughtfulness.; 9:04 AM