William Clark

Redemption in Time was originally written as a three-part saga. The first two books were published as "Redemption in Time/ Best Intensions" and "Redemption in Time/ Stone Gate". All three parts of the saga are in the new REDEMPTION IN TIME NOVEL Part one/ BEST INTENSTIONS Having worked sixteen years, Dr. Bruce Taylor has discovered how to bend the space-time continuum. He is a retired aeronautical engineer with an all-consuming obsession with the Battle of the Little Bighorn, an obsession that takes him on a mind-bending journey filled with incredible consequences of interfering with the past. Professor Greg Gander, an archeologist from the University of Montana, discovers an astonishing artifact on a dig that brings him in contact with Taylor. The men form an alliance and soon set out on a stunning adventure that changes everything. Part two/ STONE GATE Chris Kelly and Greg Gander find themselves working together to reproduce the time travel process developed by Dr. Bruce Taylor in a spectacular attempt to rescue friends who have become trapped in a history unknown to them. Their efforts are hijacked by an all-powerful government shadow organization called "the Kingdom" in a project deemed STONEGATE. Meanwhile Dr. Taylor finds he must answer questions by those who have observed him at the Battle of the Little Big Horn and Deputy Dillon, an unwilling traveler finds a restless peace in the Big Sky Country of 1876. And now - The Conclusion in Part three / ZERO TRACE -

How to Write Lyrical Limericks & Poems That Pay Has anyone ever made verse pay during their lifetime? Yes.Robert William Service - The Poet of the Yukon."I may be the only living writer to have made more than $1,000,000 out of writing verse." That quote is from the Scots/Canadian writer of "The Shooting of Dan McGrew" and many other stirring verses. His was the poetry of the people and they bought it in droves. If your main ambition as a verse writer is to make money (rather than seeking literary fame) take a leaf from Robert's book - learn to write for regular folk. Words and rhythms that stir emotion, subjects that tug at the heart strings - "make 'em laugh, make 'em cry" you are an entertainer... a weaver of magic moments... a writer to be remembered, recited and quoted. It is my hope that some readers of this book will one day be able to make the above claim for yourself. Whatever your outcome, you will have a lot of fun trying. The pleasure of creative writing can be a reward in itself but if you want a wider audience it pays to know the techniques and tools of the trade. Master the art of poetry from a book crammed with tips and tricks, and masses of examples. Suitable for beginners and children but anyone can benefit. Learn or just read for fun. Have a look inside - it could be for you. There was a young man, a good poet, Was given a field so he'd sow it.His first thought was, "Darn, I'd rather weave yarn, I'm destined to write - I just know it " Contents include: Rhyme Masculine & Feminine Endings Rhythm Scansion Punctuation Points Alliteration Assonance Consonance Onomatopoeia Pace Tone The Limerick Punch Line Limericks for Laughs Laugh it off with Limericks Limericks as Therapy Find Inspiration for Limericks Types of Limerick Verse The Extended Limerick Write a Valentine Verse Riddle An Acrostic Verse for a Valentine Card Acrostic Royal Wedding Valentine Love limericks Limerick Poems & Verse for Easter Flower Limerick Poems Mother's Day Verse Message Food Limerick Poems & Verse Olympic Limerick Poems Halloween Sports Limerick Poems Thanksgiving Day Limerick Poems Tree Limerick Poems Big Birthday Bonanza Xmas Limerick Poems Cowboy Limericks Tweet Valentine Limericks Tweet Limerick Poems Twitter St. Patrick's Day Verse Romantic Posy Ring Inscriptions Acrostic Posy Rings From Limerick to Lyric Review comments: "Good points. Simple to follow. Liked examples"A poet is born, not made, But all must learn their trade.You'll get inspirationFrom great perspiration -Just handle your pen like a spade William Clark

Dragoons, the Sound of Sabers For seven days and six nights in 1760, a terrible battle of attrition rolled across a once peaceful valley. The men locked in combat were from the famed Swedish "Yellow Regiment", the Austrian 6th corp. and a pitifully small battalion of Prussian Infantry and Cavalry. The Prussians defended the Castle Worth for king and country, becoming a flash point for war over the contested lands of Silesia. It was an enlightened age yet no quarter was given on either side. Educated men let loose the dogs of war creating a slaughterhouse where madness, murder and suicide wrapped itself in rabid loyalty to flag and honor. Good men on all sides fell by the hundreds, dropped into the abyss of history. There is no glory in war, only a hard truth told by the survivors. This is their story. "Cast a cold eye on life, on death, horseman pass by" WB Yeats....

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Learn to write verse starting with the limerick and progressing to poetry and song lyrics. Lots of examples and personal opinions from an experienced writer with an original approach. The book can be read for poetic pleasure or profit by all ages. Some of the content has been used in schools to teach English. The author has acted as a judge for a greetings card company. This publication incorporates and expands on two previous works by the same author: ""700 Limericks & How To Write Them "" and ""Clean Limericks For All Occasions"" As Einstein said: ""Nothing happens till something moves."" Take action; give it a go - win or lose you will have a lot of fun and excitement in the trying, and that is a good gain in itself.

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The Limerick Philosophy: These limericks are written for fun, And shouldn't offend anyone. They makes your brain wriggle, And give you a giggle, Then often delight with a pun! The need for fresh, original verse is huge and ongoing: Weddings, Birthdays, Father's Day, St. Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, and even remembrance. Friends appreciate the personal touch. Make someone feel special with an individually crafted poem. Your greetings cards stand out from the crowd. Twitter users discover the limerick is perfect for tweets, and how to trim your verse to fit the 140 character limit. You master the versatile limerick and succeed with all types of verse including love poems and song lyrics. This inspiring book contains over 700 examples of limericks you can use as templates to rapidly create your own. William Clark was chosen as a judge for the Hallmark Cards verse competition.

William Clark was Professor of Anatomy at Cambridge for nearly fifty years, collecting many specimens of bones for use in the study of comparative anatomy, physiology and osteology. These formed a principal part of the collection that eventually became the university's Museum of Zoology. He wished to support students of natural sciences in acquiring knowledge from direct observation of well arranged and accurately identified specimens. The 1,289 items, catalogued in 1862, include 128 from humans of various races and dates. These include masks of the faces of Isaac Newton, William Pitt and Benjamin Franklin. This focus reflects, in part, the nineteenth-century fascination with phrenology. A regular participant in the influential Cambridge Philosophical Society, in May 1860 William Clark made there what Darwin perceived to be a 'savage onslaught' on his recently published On the Origin of Species. This book reveals Clark's very different approach to studying the tree of life.