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Tag Archives: philosophy
“The Thin Grey Line” (by Alexandria Blaelock)
Alexandria Blaelock is the author of several self-help books applying business techniques to personal matters (drawing from her career as a project manager) and short fiction that appears in Pulphouse Fiction as well as EQMM. Her debut professional fiction publication, … Continue reading
Posted in Guest, Novels, Police Procedurals, Pop Culture, Writers, Writing
Tagged crime, mystery, philosophy, television, writers, writing
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ARTISTS AND SAINTS
A number of EQMM’s writers have also had successful careers as visual artists or musicians. When I first encountered cases of this, it seemed remarkable to me that two exceptional gifts should meet in one person. Then I learned of … Continue reading
Posted in History, Illustration, Writers, Writing
Tagged art, artistic life, artists, morality, music, musician, philosophy, writers, writing
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