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Home→Blog→Posts Published in: 2015 → February

Monthly Archives: February 2015

Brand New Birthday Gifts to Read

Posted on February 25, 2015 by MMFisher

Ever since my February birthday, I’ve been reading my birthday gifts from my children. It’s a tradition in my family for the children to give me books for Christmas and my birthday, and sometimes on other occasions as well. Here’s what … Continue reading →

Posted in Book blogs, eBooks, Films, Horse Art, Horse Breeds, Literary, Literature, Wild horses

Using Foreshadowing, Flashback, Dreams and Other Literary Techniques in Detective Novels

Posted on February 21, 2015 by MMFisher

It has long bothered me that in literary criticism and in many readers’ minds, there is still a sharp difference between , thought of as serious, highly-crafted novels with meaning as seen in its theme, and what has been called popular … Continue reading →

Posted in Book blogs, Genres, Literary, Literature, Mystery Novels, writing

The Birdman, An Icy Day, and Me

Posted on February 17, 2015 by MMFisher

Winter has invaded my southern home. Having come from Buffalo, I feel myself an expert in winter, snow, ice and impossible roads upon which it is easy to get stuck and sit there like a fool with spinning wheels. But down … Continue reading →

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Using Lines from Shakespeare as Epigraphs

Posted on February 13, 2015 by MMFisher

I like to use epigraphs in my novels. They are quotations from writers who have said something directly applicable to my story–and said it perfectly. Shakespeare’s lines are epigraphs in two novels: Their Proud Hoofs (formerly The Case of the Three Dead … Continue reading →

Posted in About This Author, Horse People
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