Poetic Whispers

Name: Poetic Whispers
Author: Robert L J Borg
ISBN: 9780987385840

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Anthology of poems written by my mother and me. We are both published authors of fiction and non-fiction. Poetry portrays our personal emotions: love, sadness, joy, anguish and happiness. Poetry is our beginning and our end.

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Robert L J Borg

Robert L J Borg: Author and Publisher a.k.a. Louise Roberts.Robert L J Borg grew up and was educated in London, England and has always held a passion for History and English Literature.He immigrated to Sydney, Australia in 1988, but since 2016 Robert currently resides on the Cote d'Azur in southern France.He writes commercial and literary fiction [adult and children], poetry, as well as Historical Non-Fiction. His most popular work is Historical Romance fiction which is published by Luminosity Publishing UK under the pen name; Louise Roberts.For more details please visit: http://tomewriter.wordpress.com/ and https://louiserobertsromance.wordpress.com/

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Aug 20, 2019
An intriguing near-future dystopian thriller, two innovative short story collections, and a remarkable portrait of Britain at its Brexit inflection point. The post Tuesday New Release Day: Starring Scott, Bucak, Zeh, Steinberg, and More appeared firs
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A Lover Of The Meadows And The Woods
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Jul 17, 2020
Maximilian Fritz, editor and owner of small-town newspaper The Lowveld Mirror, receives a letter from Denmark. It’s from Freja Casperson, cousin of his boyhood friend Karl Udengaard. She tells him that Karl has committed suicide and that she lives in
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A Feminist Vision of War, from a Long-Buried Correspondence
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The Writer’s Journey
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Books
Jun 6, 2023
by Mia Couto, translated by David Brookshaw (World Editions, ISBN 9781912987375) worldeditions.org Fifteen-year-old Imani sits deep in the belly of a ship named Africa. Her fellow travellers include Ngungunyane, emperor of a pre-colonial African king
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The Fiercest Heart Stuart Cloete — Soldier, Novelist, Elephant Hunter
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Secrets Of The Gay Retreat
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The Gay Duchess
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The Gay Duchess
Jun 28, 2023
Blue Eyes and a Wild Spirit: A Life of Dorothy Wellesley By Jane Wellesley Sandstone Press £30 The story of the Royal Family – George VI, the Little Princesses and Queen Elizabeth – all having the giggles when listening to T S Eliot read from The Was
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Most Anticipated: The Great 2023B Book Preview
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Most Anticipated: The Great 2023B Book Preview
Jul 3, 2023
Six months. 179 books. Here's what we can't wait to read in the second half of 2023. The post Most Anticipated: The Great 2023B Book Preview appeared first on The Millions.
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