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Jewel-Toned Fractal Lined Journal By Deborah Woehr

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Use this journal to keep a daily record of your life, jot down important notes, write To-Do lists and more. The cover features a detailed geometric fractal design in bold to soft rainbow colors. The... More > interior includes lined pages that will help you write evenly. You can add your name to the first page to personalize the journal.< Less

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Fiction Writer's Lined Journal By Deborah Woehr

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Use this Fiction Writer's Journal to capture story ideas, write poems, keep lists of your project tasks and more. The interior of this journal features lined paper. You can personalize your journal... More > by writing your name or your story's title down on the first page. The exterior features word art that includes the terms most commonly used in fiction writing. These words are arranged in multiple fonts and colors and set against a black background. This will make a unique gift for fiction writers.< Less

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2006 Writer's Blog Anthology By Deborah Woehr

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The 2006 Writer’s Blog Anthology began as a collaborative effort by the members of the Writer’s Blog Alliance, branching out to include military blogs and other writers outside of our... More > network. This is a multi-genre collection, composed entirely of posts and reader responses. Slittin’ on the Dock of Ebay, by Marti Lawrence––a satire about selling goods on EBay. Just Drop Me Off When This is Over, by Lee Kelley––An Army National Guard Officer who writes about coming home from Iraq Saturday Morning Writing Club, by Chris Howard––How he taught his grade-school daughter how to write and co-author a children’s book. Humor and Humour, by Clive Allen––an essay about American vs. British sitcoms These are just a few of the stories in this collection. The writers are diverse in their careers as well as their styles. What they have in common is how they draw and entertain their readers.< Less