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For the Writers: Describing the Western Fiction Character
01/19/2012 | 
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The character in a western fiction novel may not have to conform to any particular description of his or her features, but if you want to lend credibility to your character, you’ll put some description that conforms to the period as well as to the culture, and to the kind of work done by the character. Read the rest of this entry »
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The Wild, Wild West
[ReviewAZON asin="B00379R39M"]Wild About the West! Show your enthusiasm for the west and dress up your home's decor with this elegant western wall clock. Perfect in the kitchen, or try it in the dining room, living room, office...anywhere you could use an artistic touch. It is printed on dense hardboard and packed in the U.S.A.[/ReviewAZON] Read the rest of this entry »
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