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Women and Computers in WWII – Intermission Story (22)

~ Michael D. Turashoff ~ 5 Comments

First of all I want to personally thank Everett "Smitty" Smith for his service and his family's sacrifice in supporting him and worrying about him while he was away fighting for our freedom.   I understand the thinking behind the protest of taking a knee during the National Anthem, however, I don't think it's appropriate … Continue reading Women and Computers in WWII – Intermission Story (22)

An Apology to all Women from a Man

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I deeply feel the need to apologize to my female followers for the male population, in regards to these disturbing, criminal, disgusting and sickening crimes against women that have gone on forever, but are just now coming to light, as more women gain the strength to stand up to powerful men and say enough is enough.

Engleza de joi/ Lurk

~ Michael D. Turashoff ~ 3 Comments

“You must write every single day of your life… You must lurk in libraries and climb the stacks like ladders to sniff books like perfumes and wear books like hats upon your crazy heads… may you be in love every day for the next 20,000 days. And out of that love, remake a world.” –Ray Bradbury

The Future of Transportation is Car-Sharing

~ Michael D. Turashoff ~ 7 Comments

Car sharing is the renting of cars for short periods of time, often by the hour. This process is preferred by people who make only occasional use of a vehicle and with people who like an occasional change in the type of vehicle they drive every day.

Can People Disappear into Thin Air? Ask David Lang If You Can Find Him!

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Can people disappear into thin air? The following story about David Lang, a Tennessee farmer, may just give you second thoughts about how you answer this question.

How to Write a Great Beginning for Your Story

~ Michael D. Turashoff ~ 11 Comments

    Writing a great beginning for your story is crucial, especially for fiction writers. If the first chapter of your book doesn’t grab the attention of your readers, they will most likely not read any further.   Equally important, agents and editors often decide whether or not to take a chance on a book … Continue reading How to Write a Great Beginning for Your Story

Helpful Tips on Writing Your First Novel

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This article contains a wealth of information that will help you, not only start your first novel, but help you stay on track to finish it.