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This book is a collection of illustrations that I have drawn throughout the past few years. There are many illustrations of my two children. They include drawings of my daughter Danika Lee, and her brother Moses Matthew, as well as many of their family and friends.
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This Is Emilys diary. Emily have Anorexia. Anorexia nervose if the full name. She battles it everyday. Join emilys journey and see how anorexia really takes up her whole life. TRIGGER WARING
Just a book of fun and fantisy that could proclaim your mind with thoghts and ideas for your writing and lifestyle that would help with school or work.
The themes are inspired by nature and the wish to make some experiments with digital art tools. |
A life worth living is a story which evolves around life as a whole and the survival of the fittest.It touches the lifestyle needed to make a successful achievements, necessity of challenges and the assurance of nemesis to occur on any act done. Is the life of the story's protagonist worth living?
Born July 16, 1883, Lautschin, Austria-Hungary (now Loučeň, Czech Republic)
Died January 19, 1974, Graz, Austria
Until a few months ago, Franz Nabl presented a problem. If you look in Jaffery and Cook's Collector's Index to Weird Tales, you will find a German-sounding name, Franz Habl, as author of a story called "The Long Arm." I searched in several sources for a German, Austrian, or German-American named Franz Habl without result. Then, earlier this year, I heard from Lars Dangel, a German fan and collector of weird fiction. It was Mr. Dangel who solved the mystery of Franz Habl by describing a story called "Der griff aus dem dunkel" ("The Reaching Out of the Dark" or "The Grabbing Out of the Dark"), written by Franz Nabl and published in about 1935. I read "The Long Arm" on line, and it is more or less the story described by Mr. Dangel. I would like to acknowledge Lars Dangel's contribution and to say thanks to him for solving the mystery of Franz Habl.
Piggy went on a funny and cool adventure and piggy would like you to see what he did while he was out in the wilderness. We hope you like this book!