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75The Amazing Truth About Fiction
The truth of fiction is visible, tangible, and powerful. Fiction exposes and dramatizes truth. Fiction is truth told through many different genres.
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87Comanche
WD Curry 111 conveys a story told by an old Texas rancher. The story stimulates interest in the history of the Comanche and provides links and other sources of information as well as a few related products.
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78Top 7 Most Famous Names (that are actually Pen Names)
Pen names, or pseudonyms, have been used throughout history for various reasons. I use the pseudonym Cydro, although I can't cite a reason for source. Check out these authors that were a lot more successful than I am, and the reason they chose their pen names:
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76Mark Twain’s Unforgettable Journey To The Hawaiian Islands
Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens 1835-1910) arrived via the “Ajax” on March 18, 1866 in Honolulu, Hawaii. Twain spent four months and a day on the island as a newspaper correspondent with the Sacramento Union. He was still a neophyte writer at this...
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76Mississippi Mud - Life on the River
‘The Mississippi River will always have its own way; no engineering skill can persuade it to do otherwise …’ Mark Twain in Eruption Old Man River runs close by my house. The Mississippi has as much panache as New Orleans itself. Muddy,...
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67Men's Suspenders
Suspenders are one of the hot trends right now for men. They can show your personality and individual style. Learn about the history of this men's accessory and how it can be worn today.
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65Books Are Movies In My Head
Reading is one of the great joys of my life. From Mark Twain to Mickey Mouse the joy of reading instructs and informs. Mickey Mouse and Jiminy Cricket were wonderful teachers.
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69More information about the mystery of the secret of Area 51. Curious facts from history. Every one the truth.
Read about how Lenin was assassinated by a cat. Also how the same cat was a great friend of Mark Twain, and almost managed to kill Fidel Castro.
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60Caught Up in the Christmas Frenzy?
Caught up in the Christmas frenzy, we go way beyond our budget. Stop this insanity now! My take on Christmas this year.
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88The Writers Corner; F. Scott Fitzgerald, Mark Twain & Walt Whitman
“Good of you to join us Francis,” said the elderly man sitting cross-legged in the high backed wicker chair beneath the sprawling Live Oak tree. The ancient tree was enormous, large enough that it would have taken 6 to 9 grown men to wrap their...
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