Read more about the article S. Khubiar: “…grownups still have imaginary friends that we play with in our backyards. Those backyards are fiction.” 

S. Khubiar: “…grownups still have imaginary friends that we play with in our backyards. Those backyards are fiction.” 

A retired American-Israeli assassin, Shahla, quit wet work because she struggled with her conscience. 

Continue ReadingS. Khubiar: “…grownups still have imaginary friends that we play with in our backyards. Those backyards are fiction.” 
Read more about the article Iolanthe Woulff: “I did nurse a puerile desire to vengefully skewer a ‘particular person’ and decided that the cleverest way to accomplish that would be to portray them as a rotten character in a book. So I did.”

Iolanthe Woulff: “I did nurse a puerile desire to vengefully skewer a ‘particular person’ and decided that the cleverest way to accomplish that would be to portray them as a rotten character in a book. So I did.”

Spoiled Jewish college kid Ben Steiner goes off the rails in this lively coming-of-age tale set in 1970s New York.

Continue ReadingIolanthe Woulff: “I did nurse a puerile desire to vengefully skewer a ‘particular person’ and decided that the cleverest way to accomplish that would be to portray them as a rotten character in a book. So I did.”
Read more about the article Terry Lynne Hale on “The Straightforward Internet- Your Simplified Guide to Exploring Everything from Basics to Social Media to the Deep Web”

Terry Lynne Hale on “The Straightforward Internet- Your Simplified Guide to Exploring Everything from Basics to Social Media to the Deep Web”

With our ever-decreasing attention spans, it’s imperative we deliver our message quickly and concisely.

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