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24th September 2009
When you think of Switzerland in summer, do you think of walking, mountain flowers and cows with bells? Probably yes, but Switzerland in summer has much more to offer than this. It is an ideal destination for everyone from extreme sport junkies to young ... Read >
Author: Snowmonkey17th September 2009
A short history of the audio book
In 1920 the Royal National Institute for the Blind in England was allready doing research on how to create audio books for the blind. At that time there were a lot of ex World War 1 soldiers who had gone blind as a res... Read >
Author: wbdoyle16th September 2009
Agatha Christie’s well-loved detective character Hercule Poirot always made the observation about well-shod women being the real ladies. Remember the one-time First Lady of the Philippines and her extraordinary shoe-fetish? Famous TV personality and tal... Read >
Author: rickcarstens10th September 2009
Fiction is the ultimate passion for many readers in the contemporary world of today. Without the works of fiction, the world of writing and literature would have remained dry and parched without any joy or excitement whatsoever.
Fiction fires up the read... Read >
Author: infibeam31st August 2009
Today you understand that your break up was a mistake and you really want to fix your relationship-you want your ex girlfriend back. Let me give you a little bit advice how to get back with your ex girlfriend. I know not many people follow advice but as A... Read >
Author: Vida Curnutt30th August 2009
To re-read a well written book is not only pleasant but also inspiring; especially to writers who are always searching for methods to improve their prose.
While the oeuvre of popular authors such as John O'Hara, Ernest Hemingway, and N... Read >
Author: marciano guerrero17th August 2009
Brain teasers, jigsaws, crosswords, anagrams, sudokus, riddles and math puzzles are all forms of entertainment that most people enjoy at one time or another. The history of puzzles goes back hundreds of years, and there is evidence of puzzles and riddles ... Read >
Author: Matia Bryson17th August 2009
Home tuition unlike traditional schooling, is not all about books, tests, curriculum or achievements rather; it is about love, change growth and enlightenment for both the children and the parents. Some famous accomplished people who home schooled or tut... Read >
Author: Freddy Ngiam16th July 2009
"Egypt really needs to be seen to be believed. There are not many countries where one can enjoy such rich culture and history, plus beautiful scenery, wonderful diving and winter sun all in one holiday."
Report by Kate Burnell, Country Director East.
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Author: Steppes Travel11th July 2009
Dubbed Theatreland, London’s West End is a veritable treasure trove of live performances and electrifying stage shows. Indeed, cited as the largest theatre district in the world, the London scene is bigger than Britain’s film industry and pulls in m... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan09th July 2009
From the gates of Buckingham Palace to the magnificent Houses of Parliament, London is one of the world’s leading cities for culture, history and anything else one could ever associate with a true global city.
However, what brings many visitors to L... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane07th July 2009
Days Out in Devon
Are you deciding on your next holiday or maybe just a few days out? South Devon has something to offer everyone!
South Devon is incredibly scenic. The coastlines are amazing, and you can literally walk 100 miles and never run out ... Read >
Author: eddieb07th May 2009
Buying a case of wine has traditionally been seen as something stuck in the realms of an Agatha Christie novel, where there is a cellar to keep the wine and a Butler to serve it to you. Of course, they always start with a murder and end with a room full o... Read >
Author: kristianphllps01st April 2009
When it comes to writing, quantity is not quality, but it sure helps a lot. Would Agatha Christie have made a fortune as an author if she had not written 80 books at great speed? The same goes for novelist George Simenon, who in his prime years was able t... Read >
Author: John Vespasian31st March 2009
Copyright © 2009 Ed Bagley
(Editor's Note: These made-for-TV movies are among the 41 murder mystery novels originally aired by PBS involving the proper, obsessive little Belgian inspector Hercule Poirot. The character of Poirot (played to perfection b... Read >
Author: Ed Bagley27th March 2009
The seaside town of Paignton plays an important part in the life of the English Riviera and is regarded as one of the most popular resorts along the southern coast of Devon. It has a long and varied history stretching back to Celtic times, but really beca... Read >
Author: Din Sullivan 02nd February 2009
Glorious Devon offers a choice of holiday experiences depending on your taste, age and interests.
Devon is a varied county offering diverse landscapes and activities. In Devon's capital Plymouth take a journey through Devon's maritime history right ba... Read >
Author: jennyhicks17th January 2009
Though England may not be known as a sun seekers destination, it does have a great deal to offer with many beautiful sandy beaches. When the weather is fine you'll find no better place in the world as the temperature never rises too high and there is gene... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley12th January 2009
by Cathy Macleod.
Agatha Christie, Fay Weldon and Ann Morven have all embraced electronic publication as the ebook revolution gushes into the new year of 2009.
For evergreen Christie characters, such as Miss Marple and Hercule Poirot, it entails a ref... Read >
Author: Cathy Macleod11th January 2009
Egypt came as a wonderful surprise to me - I had prepared myself to dislike various aspects of this country yet I now find myself struggling to narrow down my highlights!
I had heard many reports of the constant hassles and crowds and yes, there is no ... Read >
Author: Steppes Travel15th December 2008
Theatrical tradition in Britain was introduced by Romans. During the medieval period, Mystery plays and Miracle plays were the two popular forms and both are solely focused on Biblical stories and legends on saints. This medieval theatrical tradition was ... Read >
Author: westend03rd December 2008
Torquay Devon, now firmly in the seaside holiday firmament, but with a new modern twist of amenities - the Stay and Hen parties rather like Torquay.
Torquay is the main hub, often called the 'capital' of the English Riviera. The Victorian marks of thi... Read >
Author: jennyhicks05th November 2008
Whatever the kind of book you like; whoever is your favourite author, you'll be able to find the book you want by buying online. And more! You'll be able to find many authors that the high street book stores never stock. It's simple and cost effective too... Read >
Author: Kevin Smith03rd November 2008
As a consequence of the internet, many people had mistakenly believed that the traditional book market in the UK would suffer. However this hasn’t been the case and in 2007 the UK consumer book market alone was worth £2,578 million, up 4% on the 2006... Read >
Author: pmcindoe30th October 2008
Partying, dressing up as demented creatures of the night, trick-or-treating---We all have our own take on how to spend the season of fright. Since Halloween falls on a Friday this year, another option is to fulfill that dream holiday that has long been ov... Read >
Author: J. Owens15th September 2008
Greenway was Agatha Christie's garden (Mrs Mallowan to the locals!). It makes a very enjoyable day out, eespecially when visited by ferry from Brixham and Torquay or Dartmouth harbour, landing at Greenway Quay.
Greenway is not only extremely beautiful,... Read >
Author: Rod Smith08th September 2008
If you're a fan of mystery novels, it's time to celebrate the birth of one of the best mystery authors ever with a few good Agatha Christie quotes. September 15th marks this remarkable woman's day of birth, and we couldn't let that day go by unnoticed! Af... Read >
Author: Noel Jameson24th July 2008
Situated in Devon, Torquay is widely regarded as the jewel in the crown of the English Riviera.
Originally a fishing and agricultural town, since the start of the 19th century the local government set out into turning this quiet, rural village into a t... Read >
Author: Karl Guevara21st July 2008
Some families don’t make the effort to plan productive holiday breaks for the whole family and spending quality time together. Then everyone wonders how the break went by, sitting at home and doing nothing. Instead, plan something exciting for your fami... Read >
Author: Karl Guevara06th June 2008
If you happen to be an art lover then this is one place to go for. The whole scenario is fabulous and the buildings which are of Victorian era gives the theatres in West end a distinct presence. "Theatreland" is a hub of theatres which is more than 40. Be... Read >
Author: Kylie D01st May 2008
Since the birth of the Egyptian civilisation 5000 years ago, Egypt has long been considered one of the most awe-inspiring places on Earth, with the breathtaking, man-made structures of the pyramids and the Sphinx giving way to a natural, expansive deser... Read >
Author: mpressman03rd April 2008
My (real) name is Ozzie Freedom and I'm an experimenter with Water4Gas technology. Back in Israel in 1983, a friend has given me some old Popular Science and Popular Mechanix magazines. I read every word with thirst. In the classifieds I found intriguing ... Read >
Author: Ozzie Freedom02nd April 2008
Teen Birthday Party and Celebrations for Teenager Party
Planning a teen birthday party is different to planning a party for a younger child. For a start it is not always easy to get your teen to talk about any interests they may have and so using a the... Read >
Author: Sarah Porter02nd April 2007
Agatha Christie, the famous English crime fiction writer, once said that where large sum of money are concerned, it is advisable to trust nobody. She rightly did say so. Money is not life but it is important. So, when we fall short of money and think of b... Read >
Author: henryneal21st August 2006
The Premiership circus rolls onto our screens on Saturday and every club will contribute to make another post World Cup season the biggest yet from a media perspective.
The World Cup Finals generate tremendous enthusiasm the following season, and with ... Read >
Author: Malcolm Heyhoe09th June 2006
How would your next fundraising letter perform if Agatha Christie wrote it?
"Alan," you're whispering, "Agatha Christie is dead."
"I know," say I. "But I'm trying to make a point here. So bear with me."
Agatha Christie is the world's best-known m... Read >
Author: Alan Sharpe09th May 2006
After 70 years audio books are still going strong. Nowadays it is very easy to download audio books from the Internet, which makes them more popular then ever before.
A short history of the audio book
In 1920 the Royal National Institute for the Blind i... Read >
Author: Harry Rackers03rd May 2006
Copyright 2006 Ronald Hudkins
"I am taking you out of the will," or "I am going to disinherit Gregory and leave all my money to Steven," are statements that seem far more like they belong in an Agatha Christie novel than in a serious discussion of esta... Read >
Author: Ronald Hudkins07th January 2006
How could muscle cars, the most powerful affordable cars the world had seen, lose their oomph so quickly? What caused them to disappear? I'm not a private eye, not remotely like one, but this was one case I had to solve.
It happened back in the 70's, b... Read >
Author: Warren Newson
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