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Are You Really Writing for your Blog Audience?
- http://www.blogherald.com/2007/05/04/are-you-really-writing-for-your-blog-audience/
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Sox Transplants Keep The Faith
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SANTA MONICA, California, Oct. 17th...An amazing thing happened in Fenway Park last night. Red Sox fans walked out on their team.
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A Convivial Writer Stricken with "Beer Sickness"
- I had to explain what a hangover was to Josie on Saturday and I felt marginally proud that I’ve been able to conceal them from her for eight years.
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- I had to explain what a hangover was to Josie on Saturday and I felt marginally proud that I’ve been able to conceal them from her for eight years.
Hemingway's Diamond
- I hope you'll go to today's New York Times for an artic
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Just Add Water (And Extra Innings)
Just got word from my editor last night that he's finishing off the manuscript for Fenway Fiction Three, and my latest story about the Red Sox (or their fans, at any rate) has made it in.
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Baseball, Nicaragua, and Poetry: They're all the same.
Daniel Ortega is president of Nicaragua again, only this time he was elected to the post, in 2006.
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Why I will always love Baseball
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let's go O's!
Baseball season has started, and I am filled with a sort of elation that I rarely feel, particularly on weekdays.
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Spring Training
HOOKER OAK FIELD, CHICO, CALIFORNIA.
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Good Books and Good Ball: What Harriet Doerr, a fine novelist, owed to Bob Gibson, a fine pitcher.
Harriet Doerr, who died five years ago at age 92, was a literary late bloomer. Her first novel, Stones for Ibarra, was published in 1984, when she was 74.
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