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By Francisco Little Someone shoved me in the back while I was trying to figure out what exactly was being cooked in the huge vat of boiling oil. Scorpions, fried to a crisp on long skewers. I couldn’t stop long, … Continue reading →
Posted in Arts & Culture, China & East Asia, Food & Cuisine
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Tagged Beijing, Chinese media, Chinese New Year, Fair, Francisco Little, Jounalist, photography, Spring Festival, Temple of Earth, Year of Dragon, Year of Snake
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Book Review By Sandra “BookWormSans” (South Africa) Sandra Valente rated it 5 Stars Where do I begin. There is so much I want to say, yet don’t want to say too much. As I have to start somewhere, here goes. This is … Continue reading →
Posted in Author Support, Book Reviews, China & East Asia, Reading & Writing, UK, USA & Europe
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Tagged 5 stars, book review, Jack Gordon, Journey to the West Trilogy, Junying Kirk, Land of Hope, Pearl Zhang, Sandra Valente, thought-provoking
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Doreen McGettigan’ Rating: 5 Stars Although Land of Hope is the third book in the author’s trilogy, Journey to the West, this book has no trouble standing alone. I will be going back to read The Same Moon and Trials of Life. Pearl, the … Continue reading →
Posted in Book Reviews, Economics & Society
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Tagged Bold, book review, Current, Doreen Mcgettigan, good versus evil, Human Trafficking, Intelligent, Journey to the West Trilogy, Junying Kirk, Land of Hope, Thrilling
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by Franziska Bährle For me personally, I consider the money I spend on traveling to be one of the best investments I could make. I’m choosing the word “investment” on purpose. „Expense” wouldn’t quite fit in my opinion, as what you’re … Continue reading →
Posted in Social Media & Photography, Travel Logs, True Life Story
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Tagged Abel Tasman National Park, Flickr. vimeo, Franziska Bährle, Germans, investment, Lake Tekapo, New Zealand, photography, South Island, tourists, Travels, video
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by J J Collins They are shuttled, in mini-vans, the length and breadth of continents, often sleeping in the vehicles between working shifts of up to 17 hours on farms, in brothels or back alley factories. Much of this type … Continue reading →
Posted in Author Support, Book Reviews, China & East Asia, Economics & Society, Politics & History, Reading & Writing, UK, USA & Europe
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Tagged China & East Asia, Crime Fiction, Human Trafficking, illegal immigrants, Introduction, J J Collins, Land of Hope, Review, Sex slavery, suspense, thriller, Tragedy, UK
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by Laetitia Murphy It is universally accepted that life is full of coincidences, and I wish to share with you one such coincidence, a most insignificant one I expect you to say, but which happened to make me smile. Shortly … Continue reading →
Posted in Author Support, Book Reviews, Reading & Writing, UK, USA & Europe
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Tagged Bar, Barrister, book review, character portrayal, criminals, DPSI in Law, dreams of happiness, eroticism, Guest Blogger, interpreter, Italians, Laetitia Murphy, Land of Hope, Met Police Test, Pearl, Police & Courts, Romanian, translater
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