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Personal essays published in Piker Press — reflections on family, experience, culture, and the quirks of everyday life.
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A Most Difficult Life: Prejudice Takes on a New Meaning in Africa
Tony W. Njoroge is a writer and teacher in Kenya. He studied English and Literature at Laikipia University, Kenya.
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Tony W. Njoroge is a writer and teacher in Kenya. He studied English and Literature at Laikipia University, Kenya.
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Did he know he was bound for success?
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Millions of people help to advance real research, science, and knowledge...
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Riana Jicha is a PhD candidate and researcher whose work explores existential philosophy, organizational behavior, and the complexities of human emotion.
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Ah, for the days of dictionaries and reading glasses...
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Plant a tree, heal the world.
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Programs like Translators without Borders and CLEAR Global prove that translation is more than technical work...
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Let's hope this doesn't become apocalyptic...
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Solitude, or companionship? Which do you prefer?
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Agrawal describes her trip to Catalonian Spain.
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Patty Somlo’s most recent book, Hairway to Heaven Stories (Cherry Castle Publishing), was a Finalist in the American Fiction Awards and Best Book Awards.
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Smile, remember, say a name -- it can't hurt...
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Gabriela Vannier is a writer of fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry and memoir. She draws inspiration from authors like Jeannette Walls and Mary Karr, appreciating their candid and vulnerable storytelling. Ms. Vannier writes for catharsis and connection, seeking a deeper understanding of herself and of the world around her.
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Yes. Exactly.
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How a name can identify us and our times...
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A traveler in space and a traveler in time...
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Jerry A. Sierra ponders the meaning of "biography."
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A difficult time, but still a cautionary reminder...
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Thoughts on Walt Whitman's 'Song of Myself.'
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Sweet and sticky, perfect for a celebration...
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Nancy Tomich is a retired journalist living in San Diego. In addition to her reportorial work she has had pieces published in The Toast, the Washington Post, U.S. Boat and The Decameron Project.
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Not for the faint of heart...
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That certain flavor that only matches memory...
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Love, hope, and joy...
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LYNDA REES, THE MURDER GURU: This multi-award-winning, multi-genre author brings you the best in history, mystery and suspense with a dash of romance. The free-spirited world-traveler’s diverse background and previous corporate career in marketing and global transportation, bring a rare perspective to her writing.
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"... I follow the trail of footprints left behind..."
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We find it hard to say goodbye, but we can hold on to the memories...
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"...Life, though it’s yours, has to impact others in one way or the other..."
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Listening again after so long -- a treasure!
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A simple artifact, a complex story...