R. M. Ziegler
I've been writing for as long as I can remember. I wrote my first "novel" in second grade, a knock-off of my favorite book at the time, THE SECRET LANGUAGE. I've published a novel, short stories and articles. I'm currently working on a new novel.
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The Making of The Wizard of OzThe Wizard of Oz is celebrating its 70th anniversary. The film almost didn't get made.
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My Personal Experience with Bad HealthcareA recent experience made me believe that healthcare needs reform. But I don't think the government will make it any better.
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How to Fry an EggCooking eggs is one of the most basic of culinary techniques. I set out to master it myself. Or how I learned to make Dippy Eggs.
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Margaret Mitchell and Gone with the WindA profile of the creator of Gone With the Wind.
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Shirley Jackson an American Horror WriterShirley Jackson is probably not the first author to come to mind when someone mentions the horror genre. In her short life, she was a prolific author and a master at horror storytelling.
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L. Frank Baum, Creator of the Wizard of OzMost of us have seen the 1939 film, Wizard of Oz, but little is known about the creator and author of the original stories.
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Explore Lebanon County, PennsylvaniaA guide to places to see in Lebanon County.
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Bread Pudding RecipesDon't throw out your leftover bread. Make bread pudding.
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Master of Macabre Edgar Allan PoeThe Master of Macabre laid the foundation for the horror genre. His own life was as tortured as some of the characters he created.
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Book Review: The Hour I First Believed by Wally LambWally Lamb's first novel in 10 years is about how an already troubled marriage is affected by tragedy. Like his previous novels, it is a survey of the human condition, how ordinary people deal with obstacles that test their faith and resilience.
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Hemingway's CatsAmerican author Ernest Hemingway is probably best known for his stories of macho protagonists, but he also had a soft spot for animals, especially cats.
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Beauty Secrets of Olive OilOlive oil has been used as a beauty product for centuries. It makes hair silky and frizz-free and is an excellent skin moisturizer.
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Jon's Amazing Spaghetti SauceThis spaghetti sauce is easy to make and much better than jar sauce. The leftovers freeze well.
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F. Scott Fitzgerald: An American DreamerThe Great Gatsby is one of Fitzgerald's best known works. Gatsby is a story about an American dreamer. Some have speculated that Fitzgerald and Jay Gatsby were one and the same.
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A Guide to Choosing the Best Eyeglasses for YouGone are the nerdy, coke bottle style glasses. With new innovations and trends stylish, attractive glasses can be worn by all.
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Writing in the First Person Point of ViewFirst person point of view is probably the most natural storytelling voice for fiction. Writing in first person POV doesn't mean that there has to be a direct one-to-one correspondence between the writer and character.
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Nutrition Benefits of DandelionsThe dandelion has been the bane of lawns, but did you know it has more iron than spinach, more beta-carotene than carrots? Includes nutrition information, medicinal and culinary uses.
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Life and Legacy of Ernest HemingwayA profile of expatriate writer and Nobel Prize author Ernest Hemingway.
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Rose Petals in a JarWhen my father died, I thought I would feel liberated and at peace. But now I am alone with no one to please but myself, and I don't know how.
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How to Find Writing IdeasTo find an unending source of writing ideas, you need to look no further than yourself. Everyone has unlimited writing possibilities.
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Sloppy Joe's Bar and Ernest HemingwaySloppy Joe's Bar in Key West, Florida will always be associated with Ernest Hemingway. Here's a history of the legendary bar and the friendship between the owner and author.
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History of the NecktieThe necktie, or variations of it, has existed for centuries. The custom of giving neckties for Father's Day began in the 1920s.
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Domestic Violence: Your Safety PlanAnyone who is an abusive relationship needs a safety plan. You can tailor this plan to fit your own situation.
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FDA Approves Latisse Eyelash Growth ProductLatisse is the first FDA approved eyelash growth product which promises to grow eyelashes, make them stronger, thicker and darker.