So far this year, we’ve looked forward in time to consider the books that will be coming out this month, then travelled back in time to the very beginnings of science fiction. Since we’re still recovering from this literary jetlag, it seems only appropriate to look at the history of this literary device. We’ve picked five representative novels (and one collection) as the focus for this history, but we’re certainly not going to confine our attention to just these works.
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Art and Culture Magazines – The Best Creative Reading While You Socially Isolate
We think that Art and Culture Magazines provide the best reading to stimulate your creativity while you socially isolate. Read on to find out why!
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At Mungo vs Ranger we have a passion for the arts, and in particular for promoting young artists in the written word. Both poetry and prose has the potential to raise great emotions in the read...
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The Ultimate Storytelling Map To Help You Get Published
To have storytelling map can help aspiring writers to maintain focus, and the result can be a work which is much more likely to be seen as material suitable for publication. Read on to find out more about creating a really useful storytelling map, or storyboard.
In 2012, well-known author James Patterson made $94 million. However, he’s only More
Tips for Getting Published While in College
For college students, there are so many various ways to engage in campus life and make the most out of the experience. But for young artists looking ...
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The Pros and Cons of Working From Home
Working from home is a 21st Century opportunity for which many workers take advantage. Sometimes it is referred to as telecommuting or working remotely. Freelancing has thrived expressly due to the More
Bath Tub Gin
This page is a reproduction of the original page from the original website. It explains why the publication "BTG" was devised, and the intentions for it at the time. It's a historical snapshot of the state of small print publishing and how it was viewed, in April 2001.
Bathtub Gin is published twice annually out of Bloomington, Indiana. The usual fare is a varied selection of poetry, short fiction, and artwork; after a period of experimenting with a sister newsletter, The B...
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Bathtub Gin is published twice annually out of Bloomington, Indiana. The usual fare is a varied selection of poetry, short fiction, and artwork; after a period of experimenting with a sister newsletter, The B...
How an Artist Can Work from Home and be Creative
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How an Artist Can Work from Home: Starting as an artist, including an author or poet, by working from home is attractive to many creative people when they are just starting out. That's because of the cost savings. Adapt a room to use as a studio, and you are ready to start! That's certainly how an artist can work from home. It seems very easy, but many people find out very soon that it can very hard to stay focused on the task at hand. At home there are...How to Write About Your Artistic Passion and Get Published
Introduction - Helping Young Artists to Write About Their Artistic Passion and Get Published
At Mungo vs Ranger we have a passion for the arts, and in particular for promoting young artists in the written word. Both poetry and prose has the potential to raise great emotions in the read... CONTACTS
The following is a copy of the Original CONTACTS page of the MVSR Website, for officiandos of the old MVSR (small-print, poetry, art, books and reviews) subscription website.
It is interesting to note that Mungo vs Ranger is mentioned in a Wikipedia reference as the source of a poem by Dale Smith, on this Wikipedia page.
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INBOX – The INBOX Page from the original MVSR Website Reproduced for Old Subscribers