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    Words fall painfully short to express the gratitude that I feel for each and every one of you!!!  Because of YOUR support, "Slothlove' the photo book is officially in the production phase!  Not only is this a huge personal dream of mine, but I truly believe that "Slothlove" will educate readers about sloths and inspire them to do their own part in making this world...the only world we get…a little bit better.  

    From myself and the sloths that will be featured in "Slothlove"…THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!

    WHOOOOHOOOOO!!!

    #slothlove

    Sam 

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      but he just stood there, glaring at the crowd like a slighted immortal, committing these acts to memory, as if for some future and terrible use. Lamenting in his heart of hearts the sorry ways of men.
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      Welcome to HERB.

      So much delicious food, so little time! We've selected a sumptuous dinner course from HERB for you that will stimulate your senses...and relax your mind. You don't need to be Gordon Ramsay or Bear Grylls to prepare this evening of indulgence...We hope you enjoy this sampling from the book we are so proud of - HERB: Mastering the Art of Cooking with Cannabis. Bon Appetit!

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      Pure flavors and a velvety te. . .

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        The court erupted with angry shouts of agreement. They were urging an immediate action to have her banished to the wastelands and they were not backing down. There was nothing she could say or do to convince them otherwise as even her husband did not squeak in her defence. She was done for.

        Before the sun could set that day, she was escorted out of the kingdom. A crowd gathered in the streets to bid her farewell, and she had a feeling they would be celebrating once she . . .

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          Yekaterina Novikova commented on Revival Of The Sickest

          So looking forward to this! Any updates, Leigh?


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            Yekaterina Novikova liked an excerpt from Abomination
            For a short while, Alfred had considered surrender, and with good reason: the Norsemen were notorious for their brutality and their mercilessness. The other English kings who had not fled before them, or had refused to yield, had been tortured to death when their walls inevitably fell.
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            The pig, who had been happily devouring the apple, suddenly dropped it as its jaw went slack, drool seeping onto the floor. Its neck twisted and turned, head rotating in an unnatural circular motion, as though being tortured by some infernal sound only it could hear.
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            Yekaterina Novikova commented on Something Like Love

            Is this project ever going to happen? 


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              Yekaterina Novikova liked an update for The Cat's Pajamas

              Jumping right into things . . .The book is an actual book now and most of the backers have received their copies and I could not be happier. This is my first book featuring in equal parts my illustrations and text, and I have a different feeling about it than I've had with my novels. Between you and me, I don't think of The Cat's Pajamas as a children's book (though it is); I think of it as  . . . a book. A book with both sides of my brain in it. Writing, for me, does not come easy: I have high standards for prose which, by now, I should be more comfortable falling short of. But I love to draw, and I'm content with my limitations as a drawer of things. Ladies and gentlemen, these here drawings are about the best I can do and I don't feel the need to do it much betterer. So it is a kid's book, I guess, in that it makes me feel like a kid. Happy.

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