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A lighthearted persuasion to "write right - for best effect." Real bloopers by real published authors, modified for anonymity of book and author, are used to illustrate how things can go oh, so wrong The emphasis is on editing, careful attention, and use of resources to produce written work that reflects the author's rightful pride in writing it. While most authors - even those best beloved ones - miss a word, misuse a word, or leave stray words lying around - or leave them out from time to time, the results can be really funny or they can cause our brains to stutter over them. Not such a...

A continuation from Volume one of Lizzy's Diary; Lizzy has rejected Darcy's proposal She learned some painful lessons from his letter, but there are more to come. Lizzy and Darcy must still face surprising and difficult obstacles to their Pemberley happy ending.

Two young homeless women struggle to survive, and ultimately to thrive in the "other"world of San Diego. We meet them where they live in degraded and makeshift conditions and follow them as they discover the depths in themselves and the possibilities in the world around them.

About the Author 2014 A Native of Southern California, Clytie Koehler is a retired attorney. She currently lives in San Diego County with two teenaged granddaughters and a cat. She spent a significant part of her legal career as a legal aid attorney which both fulfilled a strong desire to make a difference in the lives of others and provided her, along with her own early life experiences, with a great deal of inspiration for her first novel, Guava Gravy. Clytie has been an avid reader from the first moment she discovered her fascination with words, their meanings, and the wonderful...

Elizabeth Bennet Collins cannot bear to think of the life that awaits her at Hunsford Parsonage as the wife of her father's cousin, the odious Mr Collins Riding in the 'Carriage of Doom' with her gloating husband her mind alternates between dreading her future and reflecting with chagrin and mortification on her conduct toward Mr Darcy at the Netherfield ball - and what she learned from him then. Arriving at last in the neighbourhood of the parsonage, Mr Collins insists that they must stop at Rosings Park - where a terrifying Lady Catherine de Bourgh greets her clergyman's new bride whip in...