The Sara Bellum Review
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Your window shades are one long rolled-up shadow. Do whales nibble at the toes of the Italian boot? The alarm clock factory started production twenty minutes late this morning. If you want to see the northern lights, switch to the Aurora Borealis star channel. What controls the outcome when you flip a coin? Do you donate time when you volunteer to work in a donut shop? Does the setting sun foreshadow a tree? The temple of the monarch butterfly rests on caterpillars. “I just don’t feel like buying a mood ring.” Listen to the stories flow rapidly from the mouth of the river.
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About the Book
What you won't find in The Review is a reliance of the four media favorites and we all know what they are. What you will find is an extensive library of topics most of which were written while SB was sitting on a ridge overlooking the Nile. She wanted them streamlined and sanitized and of course, such an approach begs the question; "Who would want to read them?" Anybody who is interested in a crisp, and clean and pristine trek through a land of LANGUAGE AND IDEAS. Anybody who is more intrigued by the life of the mind over our daily regimen of packaged distractions. Since their inception in 1980 for high school students, these topics have taken on a life of their own. They have expanded in quality, variety, tone, color and sheer volume. SOME ARE EVEN FUNNY. Our latest survey shows that The Sara Bellum Review covers a lot of territory and it instantly adjustable. The SBR can move with ease from the mainstream milieu to a syllabus for home schooling or read as a verbal snack while doing your laundry. The material is clean and we are certain that it will fit into your personal wordrobe.
About the Author
Carl Fanning hold a BA in English and has completed the Masters coursework in Literature from the UA, Fayetteville, AR. He has a checkered work history which includes everything from out theatre to cave guide. School teaching stands out as being the most challenging and rewarding. He has lived in the Ozark Mountains of Northern Arkansas most of his life and enjoys the rolling hills in all their seasonal splendor. Fishing rates high as a past time or at least the author is hookedon the idea that creativity can flow like a river when you pack this book in your tackle box. Now there's a plug for you.