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1. A humanidade e os UFOsBy: Ruben Zevallos Jr.

Muitas pessoas dizem acreditar que os UFOs são verdade, tal como a afirmação de Carl Segan, que pensar na ¿vida somente na existência de vida na Terra, seria uma grande perda de espaço¿ Aceitar a existência de vida fora da Terra, tem muitas implicações, como religiosas, econômicas e principalmente militares.


2. Reaction To The Cask Of AmontilladoBy: Rhea Mae Magbanua

The sound of bricks being laid and the dampness of the crypt enveloped me as I stared blankly into space.


3. A Letter Of An Idiot.. Love?By: Sai Ias

The Intrepid Inquisition (A letter from a boy to the one dear to him) By sai First of all I don’t know what to say.


4. A LI'L PRAYERBy: William Ramos

A LI'L PRAYER God,.


5. A LITERARY POSTCARD FROM SOMEWHEREBy: Theolonius McTavish

(c) Theolonius McTavish 2004.


6. A Long Walk on a Short PierBy: Arleen M. Kaptur

We all write - whether we do it professionally or socially.


7. Print-On-Demand Publishing - A Definition and a ComparisonBy: Michael LaRocca

Print On Demand A Definition and a Comparison Copyright 2004, Michael LaRocca The purpose of this article is to consider Print-On-Demand publishing as an alternative for the aspiring author.


8. A Mélange Of SeasonsBy: .aLfie .vera .mella

So proud and bright are the leafs of Spring, glist'ning.


9. A Memory From Her Lonesome PastBy: Kwentista

I wish to walk a road, endlessWith you beside meMy hand, to feel the warmth of yoursTo move forward,Leaving behind a trail of rosesWith each stepI wish to look at those eyes,to grasp the meaning of youTo unfathom you, yet againDrown me once more with those soft brownsBurn me,and let me be consumedIf only to be with you.


10. A Message From Me To YouBy: Anna Biaritz Roldan

What ever happened to the daysWhen you tried to make me smile, alwaysWhat ever happened too the timesWhen your praises were pretty as chimesWhy have they gone away?Why didn’t your love stay?Did I become boring?Or perhaps annoying?I’m asking ‘cause I’m wonderingAnd because it’s you I’m missingI used to love all the attentionBut now, all you’re giving me is tensionBecause I really, truly miss youAnd everything you use to doI’m so sorry if I was insensitiveI’m guessing, that’s why your love vanishedIf that’s your main reasonThe more I apologizeYou know.


11. A New Song to sing and Dance to!By: Frances Evelyn Mison

This is a song for everyone!Holy Moly!Holy Moly!I want to tell you about God and the Devil!If we choose to sin,Then please don't grin!Holy Moly!Holy Moly!My temperature is rising,so I'm just flying!And singing this song.


12. Refining Your Elevator PitchBy: Penny C. Sansevieri

Imagine this: You're in the elevator with the producer of your favorite show.


13. Seven Compelling Reasons to Get Your Name on a Book CoverBy: Michelle McGee-Jones

Have you ever considered writing a book? If so, maybe you’ve already established firmly in mind your exact purpose for becoming an author.


14. Signs of Infidelity - 21 Categories of Cheating SignsBy: Ruth Houston

With infidelity reaching epidemic proportions, every woman should learn how to recognize the telltale signs of infidelity.


15. A Pacific A CappellaBy: Vernan Jagunap

The page was empty when it came to me But with white spaces in white spaces And I felt the need to touch the page With shape to shapes and hue to hues Or was I - I am not really sure Nothing is sure - but it had been touched With grays and greens of cubes and spheres Or greens and purples of cubes and spheres Or purples and reds of cubes and spheres No! - reds and yellows of cubes and spheres The colors drifted vividly to the entire page So vivid that it radiated and touched me And I thought - I was there But I was here inside the page Ravished by the play of no empty spaces No! - maybe I thought I was here But I was there inside the page Ravished by the play of no empty spaces NOTE: Kindly send honest comments to vjagunap@yahoo.


16. A passage to readBy: Eduardo Ramirez

A passage to readA day to remember this opinion from one taking many steps.


17. A Perfect Fathers Day Gift: Publish Dad's Story As An E-bookBy: Wayne Perkins

From Normandy to Funafuti, from the warehouse to theboardroom, fathers have been giving their lives unselfishly for theirfamilies.


18. A Place Nearby...By: Cyril Cabral

Entered the roomSat by your bed all through the nightI watched your daily fight I hardly knewThe pain was almost more than I could bearBut still I hear your last words to me.


19. A Poet To His FatherBy: .aLfie .vera .mella

I tried so hard to understand Why did it have to be us? Your gift that year was a broken home Gone in our lives then you were suddenly I remember the tales you used to tell There in my crib I would listen so well An ode of forgiveness now gently plays From me and them and her to you Out of sadness and gloom into brightness and heaven For so many years, for your return I'd yearned Wounds, healed; scars, gone; a fresh new start An unbroken chord on the guitar is set to be strummed A brighter chapter in our lives has long begun Pains and tears are now once upon.


20. A Poet To His FirstbornBy: .aLfie .vera .mella

Finally I found the ladyWho would be your mother and fairyLucky you forShe is all whom I could ever wish forYour mother and IHave been friends way beforeWe began to love each otherOr should I say, In our hearts we have been loving each other Long before we decided to be togetherYou may have come late in your parents' lives But that's the very reason you are special Not only to us but also to all the peopleWho care about usI promise you thatWhatever happensWe will give you everythingYou will ever needI'm sure tooThat your mother will love youAs much as she loves me and as I love youJust promise me two things:As you grow upLove to learn, read, and write—For this is the key toUnderstanding the world and Accepting thy neighbors for what and who they areAnd most importantly Love and respect your motherAs much as I respect and love her- 12:55 p.


21. A Poet To His Future WifeBy: .aLfie .vera .mella

{to my fiancée, Charlotte Belialba}If you met me in my youthIn the days I was wilder and freerCould you have loved me still?If you met me in my youthWhen my heart was restless and untrueCould you have persevered and stayed?The mental picture of you which I've always paintedSoft-haired, flowers on your headStarry smiles beneath idyllic eyesLovely lips, supple skinWould you have loved me thenLike you love me now?The scent of my Summer siestasThere on the magical swingBeside the generous apple treeIn the backyard lawnOf Cousin Mike and his family's homeMoments spent yearning for my own 'lao jia'Could you have been dreaming and hopingIn the same moments for someone like me?Could I have been the portrait of your loveEven if I had not arrived?- 10:58 a.


22. A Poet To His MotherBy: .aLfie .vera .mella

I may have not been too vocal in the pastOf my respect and love—for they are so vastAn old ballad sings: "Some good things never last"But in me, O Mother, may you put your trustMy childhood memories with you and FatherAre in my heart well-kept—be lost they'll neverOur countless strolls in Luneta and OngpinWere magical as the lamp of AladdinYour well-cried tears and heartily shed laughterTill my twilight I will always rememberTo be happy for and love one anotherYou taught us how—my lovely sisters and meForgiveness in our hearts, you said, should be freeThe reason we persevere to be betterThe pains and sacrifices that you've been throughI shared them all with you; you know it is trueEvery ups-and-downs, you're always there besideMe—believing, comforting, reassuringLike a hen, you reared us single-handedlyLike chicks, we followed you affectionatelyI might have pecked and Scratched you from time to timeWhatever pain I'd caused you.


23. Polls Of Fools In LoveBy: Nerissa Arcega

If you decide to love someoneLearn to accept everthing about the personFor you may never find happiness in himNo matter how hard you tried to change himFor it's not the expectations why we fall in loveIt's not the beauty that fadesrather the perfections that binds relationshipBut the feeling of love deep within each others heartsBeauty fades but feelings don't!If your feeling is real.


24. A Publishing Genius Finds Niche!By: Winn Griffin

Edward Stratemeyer was a publishing genius.


25. A Quick Guide to ISBNs for Self-PublishersBy: Jennifer Tribe

A Quick Guide to ISBNs for Self-PublishersISBN stands for International Standard Book Number.


26. A RealizationBy: Anna Biaritz Roldan

When I see you, I feel sad When you talk to me, you make me mad I ask myself “Am I all that bad?� ‘Cause why can’t you just like me for who I am I look at myself in front of the mirror It’s like I want to bang my head to the door Why am I so stupid to like some one like you When I know there’s no chance for you to like me too I ask myself why I like you so much I realize what’s not to like? With looks like that Perfect smile, gorgeous eyes But I think again and I realize You’re not that perfect at all So why should I dream of you and me When I can dream of me and heAbout the Author: HI! IM A HIGHSCHOOL STUDENT FROM DE LA SALLE ZOBEL.


27. A Review of Scientific American MagazineBy: Jason Canon

From Quantum Black Holes to Neuromorphic Microchips Scientific American Magazine has the coverage to keep your young or mature science enthusiasts learning and growing.


28. A Scriptural 'How to' for Writing ...By: Joyce C. Lock

If you want to know how to be a successful writer,by the world's methods and standards, I have absolutely no idea.


29. A simple 7-step checklist to test your adsBy: Andre Clacy www.explosivecopycourse.com

Imagine if you had in your hand a simple,bullet-proof, 7-step checklist to test your ads andsales letters.


30. A Simple Contest with a Strong Message for All Writers: WakeBy: Shelley Wake

The Blogfest 2005 Writing Contest has only been running for two weeks and already the results are overwhelming.

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