Eves loves writing historic fantasy
Growing up in the Rocky Mountains of Montana and Utah, Rosalyn Eves liked to read books, and to write stories and poems. In those years, she spent much of her time outdoors, drawing, or writing scripts that turned into plays. âAs the oldest, I was known 'to make up the rules' and then boss my siblings
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During the conference, she taught me a valuable lesson; tell a story don't let anyone take away from your creativity and to continue writing in the future. As I went further into my career and kept fine tuning my skills of writing, I had several teachers help me improve my writing and made me into the writer
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Yukimi Wintel, graphic artist, was there, with prints of her fantasy art available for fans. Wintel crafts intricate fantasy scenes, with an apparent specialty in dragons. Local authors Candy Crum and Amanda R. Browning were present representing new independent publishing company, Valkyrie Publishing,
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For the next year, sell-side analysts are expecting EPS growth of 10.64% for PNM Resources, Inc. (NYSE:PNM). Analysts are expecting an EPS change of -6.10% for the current year. Peter Lynch says in his best-selling book, âOne Up on Wall Streetâ, that institutional ownership is a negative thing.
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Lydia King, left, New Leaf Publishing Group CFO presents a donation to Janell Robertson, CCCF executive director for the support of new Grade-level Reading Grants. Imprints New Leaf Press, Master Books, Balfour Books, and Attic Books, all fall under the New Leaf Publishing Group umbrella.
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For the next year, sell-side analysts are expecting EPS growth of 108.14% for CyrusOne Inc. (NASDAQ:CONE). Analysts are expecting an EPS change of -490.60% for the current year. Peter Lynch says in his best-selling book, âOne Up on Wall Streetâ, that institutional ownership is a negative thing.
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For the next year, sell-side analysts are expecting EPS growth of 6.06% for PS Business Parks, Inc. (NYSE:PSB). Analysts are expecting an EPS change of 42.60% for the current year. Peter Lynch says in his best-selling book, âOne Up on Wall Streetâ, that institutional ownership is a negative thing.
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