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Showing posts with label Spacehive sale. Show all posts
Thursday, August 15, 2013
SCHUBERT'S SERENADE AND A SALE
My eBook YA science fiction/fantasy debut novel, SPACEHIVE, is on sale from August 15-31 for $0.99.I'm not going to show you my trailer. Instead, I'm going to treat you to something more beautiful than my little book.
Sit back, sip on a cool beer (or a coffee) and enjoy this video.
My beautiful Finland. And a lovely piece of music, lovely photography, and a lovely country.
I attended a symphony on an evening last year. One of the pieces was by a Finnish composer who wrote a score that featured recordings of real birds, recorded by him on a winter day in northern Finland.
Regrettably, I forget the name of the composer or the sonata. Can anyone help me?
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