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Category Archives: books
Book Extract: The Bird and the Bike.
I posted an extract of my forthcoming book here This is the latest account of Tim’s journey. Suddenly he felt a thud on his chest. His vision was filled with feathers from a squawking and wildly fluttering bird. Its claw had … Continue reading
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Book Extract. Dear Son – third letter
The book I am writing is about a son who lost his dad to cancer when he was five years old. He is left an inheritance in the form of a bulging suitcase. The instructions are that he is to … Continue reading
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Tagged Author, death, Faith, life, manhood, modern adventure, writing a book
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I am so hopelessly addicted. I just couldn’t help myself!
It’s official. I am addicted to reading. I am a book worm through and through. I just love books. I like their feel. I like their smell. I like the variety of paper they are written on. And I like … Continue reading
In the mail.
I received two books in the mail. The first is Grief: Finding the Candle of Light, from Energion Publications. Though not required, I will be doing a review of this book in the future. I want to say thanks to … Continue reading
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Tagged books, Dave Black, Energion Publications, greek, grief, Jody Nufeld, language
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My study.
Mark Stevens from the Parsons Patch posted a pic of his personal study area and asked about our own personal library. I love books. I love browsing through book shops, book stalls, and others book shelfs. And I look forward … Continue reading
Some Bargains.
I was browsing in the local 2nd hand bookshop and came home with some bargains. Theology for the community of God by Stanley J. Grenz $12.50 A Sneaking Suspicion by John Dickson $4.50 I have always wanted the Grenz book; … Continue reading
Just a few more…
This morning I was fortunate and blessed to be able to visit Koorong and add a few books to my library. Brueggemann, Walter. Theology of the Old Testament – with CD-Rom. Lasor, Hubbard, Bush. Old Testament Survey. IVP. Dictionary of … Continue reading
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I have been accepted by Tyndale Publishing.
Now that I have your attention – no its not to publish an up and coming book… rather its to be a reviewer of their books from time to time. Interestingly they have stopped international posting of physical books to … Continue reading
There are Books and there are Books.
Yesterdays Sydney Morning Herald had a two page spread about books. In it they reviewed a number of E Book reading devices and compared them to reading an actual book. One of the reviewers said that they found some books … Continue reading
Trinitarian Dance 