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Posts by Krisandra Slye

    Reply #1:

    There is a great book called "The Handmade Marketplace." It was reviewed recently in the CO+K Book Review Blog. Read it Here:

    http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/blog/the-handmade-marketplace

    This is US based but it does cover taxes here...dunno if that will help you.

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    Reply #2:

    I write poetry all the time, and I keep them even if they are horrible. Sometimes I have my fiance write music to some of them. It's is a great form of therapy and getting your thoughts out of your head.

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    You can find a book here http://www.amazon.com/Make-Your-Patterns-Step-Step/dp/1845374568/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1284153572&sr=8-1

    Hope this helps

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    stephie N. I completely agree with you. I write as a hobby, and I have training in literature from my degree (its made be a bit skeptical and cynical of contemporary writers) and there are many things wrong with Stephanie Meyer's writing. Hell, if Stephan King agrees with me then I know I'm not crazy. Happy

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    Reply #5:

    I agree with y'all on the Twilight saga. I got halfway through the first book and already knew information that you weren't told til the second one.

    However, Dante's Divine Comedy is like any other theological text, it reads slow but it is very thought provoking and deep.

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    Reply #6:

    Eldorado" by Edgar Allan Poe and second is his "The Raven

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