Fiverr. I Am A Mormon » Field Of Dreams – Mormon Principles In Film. Field of Dreams I’ve seen Field of Dreams many times in the past but it seems that baptism and confirmation change the way you see things.
I never viewed this movie as having any religious value before but after seeing it again I think it does have some. The story seems to espouse some core Mormon principles. Faith, charity, humbleness, submissiveness and long suffering (Alma 7:23). Ray’s Journey. Eric T. Benoit. Mark Landen Guest Post. Character Bio – Bethriel. The time has come for to start revealing some information about the people and places of Khyveria.
Who better to start with than our main character, Bethriel? I picture Beth sort of like this (when not wearing her leathers). Name: Bethriel Age: 16 Sex: Female Hair: Red Eyes: Green Height: 5’8″ Race: Elf Hometown: Borbury Bio: Bethriel grew up in the tiny village of Borbury in the Northwest of the elven kingdom of Celdin. Her mother was a typical elf woman who loved her husband and daughter more than anything else in the world. Having been raised in a tiny village far from most of the goings on the world, however, Bethriel can be quite naive and is sometimes easily frightened.
Flames of Khyveria – Excerpt 1 « Book'em Eric. Below is an excerpt from Flames of Khyveria.
I hope you enjoy it. Any feedback is welcome. Chapter 1 Walking home from gathering wood for the night’s fire she thought she heard someone whispering her name. She shivered and continued on, then it happened again, a slight breeze and the whisper, “Bethriel…Beeethriiieeel!”. The Hero Chronicles Review « Book'em Eric. As the first post on the new server and WordPress after moving from blogger I have decided to write a review of The Hero Chronicles by Christine E.
Schulze. On reading the opening paragraph of The Hero Chronicles my first thought was Oh no, not ANOTHER stale book about magical kids going to a magical school. Within the next few pages however my thinking shifted to Oh, no, NOT another stale book about magical kids going to a magical school. While the book does center on magical kids who do happen to be students at a magical school, the story here is far from stale. Our group of heroes all learn to get along and love one another in order to battle several different evil forces throughout the series. Book'em Eric: Flames of Khyveria - Excerpt 1. Eric T. Benoit(@elmseeker. Search and filter options allowing you to find people to follow depending on location, influence, number of followers, how active users are on Twitter and many more!
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Book'em Eric: Self Publishing Does NOT Mean DIY. There is a stigma in the publishing industry and among many readers concerning indy authors and self publishing.
Today I would like to go over some of the reasons this stigma exists and help you to fend it off. There are many reasons for the stigma to exist and some of them are even valid. One of the biggest reasons concerns price. The traditional publishing industry feels that because self published indy authors tend to charge less for their books they are in some way hurting the industry.
Books, writing advice, and author interviews. In this post, I take off assuming you have your book listed on Goodreads, that you already have a book cover and all the other basics.
This post is geared for authors needing to do their own promotion, so while it is great for self-publishers, traditionally contracted authors will find this helpful too if they need to do promotion of their own and are stuck for ideas. Do a Goodreads paperback giveaway Though many people are reading eBooks, paperbacks are still shiny and wanted formats. They’re special formats of books to put on a real shelf. The benefit you’re going for here regardless if they read the paperback is exposure.
Review: The Void by John Abramowitz. Title: The Void Author: John Abramowitz Series: The Weaver Saga, Book 2 Format: ARC (eBook) via Author Description: The zombie apocalypse looms as Alex Cronlord struggles to protect her family from a stitch-faced assassin.
Teen Alex Cronlord is a lot of things - at it just so happens that a future-seeing Weaver (so she thinks) is one of them. The Void opens with an exciting and frightening discovery of a body - a corpse that may not yet be dead, seen only in Alex's dreams. As I often find with sequels, it was extremely interesting to observe both the characters, world, plot, and writing itself evolving. Overall, it was a great read! I recommend this for fans The Vladimir Todd Series, Alex Rider, Suck It Up, The Reformed Vampire Support Group, Blood of a Red Rose, and The Maximum Ride Series.
Helping Writers Become Authors: Visceral Reactions: Emotional Pay Dirt or Fast Track to Melodrama? Book'em Eric. Writing.