Tag: English

• A Five-Paragraph Essay to Help Students Write Five-Paragraph Essays: The Basic Structure

  Being familiar with the basic structure of a five-paragraph essay, as well as understanding the goal of each part, can benefit students in any field of study.

  Dave Reynolds

  March 25, 2023

  Essays

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• We’ve Launched The Marvelous Saga of the MERCANARY™ from His Nest!

  

  We’ve launched The Marvelous Saga of the MERCANARY™ from the MERCANARY™’s nest above The Ship. And so, now, MERCANARY™ is free to soar. Godspeed!

  Dave Reynolds

  August 28, 2021

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• BOOK LAUNCH: The Marvelous Saga of the MERCANARY™

  

  We’re launching David Reynolds’ debut novel, The Marvelous Saga of the MERCANARY™. This is it. This is lit!

  Dave Reynolds

  August 19, 2021

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• BOOK LAUNCH – Robert Hayman’s Quodlibets

  Problematic Press is pleased to present Robert Hayman’s Quodlibets, Lately Come over from New Britaniola, Old Newfoundland. Hayman’s Quodlibets is a collection of witty, poetic verses that were penned while he served as governor in colonial Harbour Grace, Newfoundland between 1618 and 1628. His is likely the first English poetry penned in North America. And,…

  Dave Reynolds

  April 1, 2013

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