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On August 13th, 2010, Rosa Sophia will be signing copies of her debut Mystery novel, Taking 1960, at the North Palm Beach Public Library.

I went outside and sat down on cement
watching the breath move away from my lips
I was drinking cold coffee at two a.m.
and staring at the black sky…

An poem with photos by Rosa Sophia.

Editing your own work can be very difficult and frustrating. I recommend waiting a little while after you finish writing. Take some time to relax and disconnect yourself from the story. The more time that lapses between writing and editing, the more likely you will be able to approach your work with a fresh perspective.

ROCKVILLE, MD, June 01, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ — “An envelope addressed to Katherine Maslin stood out amongst the pile of bills. It is her notice from an attorney… the rights to her grandparents’ farmhouse and adjacent property.

She believes that a change will rid her of the strange dreams she’s been having, wherein an oddly familiar woman visits her, begging for her help. But when Kat realizes that the woman in her dream is her dead grandmother, she begins to have doubts about moving to the farm…

J.W. Coffey is the author of A Wager of Blood, an enthralling tale about a game of chance gone bad.  She is also a literature examiner and critic; click here to read her column.  J.W. Coffey has an incredible talent for storytelling and her writing will keep you wanting more.  In this writer’s opinion, Coffey [...]

A review of How Right You Are, Jeeves by P.G. Wodehouse
No one can resist the entertaining antics of Jeeves and Wooster.  Unfortunately for Bertie Wooster, he has sent his valet Jeeves off on his well-earned vacation.  Naturally, just when Bertie needs him more than ever, Jeeves is unavailable to apply his genius brain to the [...]

Alice looked up into the sky where the clouds converged on the sun.  Earlier, the garden had been speckled with sunlight that streamed in between the green canopies.  But today was supposed to be a stormy summer day.  It would eventually rain and Alice’s half-dead flowers were slated to droop even more under the pounding [...]