#Now voyager sail forth to seek and find series

The untold want by life and land ne'er granted, Now, voyager, sail thou forth, to seek and find. I think I'm okay with putting it out there. Voyager from the Walt Whitman poem, The Untold Want in Leaves of Grass. From prying eyes that could and would judge me for the words that I wrote. No, we're not named after Now, Voyager, the Bette Davis movie-we. People are always asking me where we got the name for this fan club. Come back to earth from air, be nourish-ed, Not with that light on light, but with this bread. Now, voyager, sail thou forth, to seek and find. Now voyager sail thou forth to seek and find. But beware, his optimism is addictive you might catch yourself singing. Jerry Durrance: Whos the fat lady with the heavy brows and all the hair Charlotte Vale: A spinster aunt. In the past, I've been content to let my work sit in my 'Creative Writing' folder on my desktop. I take no sooner a large price than a small priceI will have my own, whoever enjoys me I will be even with you, and you shall be even with me. Now, Voyager, sail thou forth, to seek and find. And, the fact that only a few of these people (my family and friends), went to see my stories, is also a little disappointing.ДЄnd, this is much further than I've gone with my writing, ever. I'd like to think that these, my babies of the few last months, could be interesting to a few more people than the family and friends I told to go see them. This might be because I've poured many hours and plenty of heart into these stories. I've had two short stories published ( Electric Blue and Silence), but not too many views, which leaves me in a disappointed slump. As of yet, while it's kind of cool (well, exhilarating really), to see my stuff published on a real website, I'm not impressed. My work was published within 24 hours of submitting. The site promises a way to get read, published, and earn money. United Arab Emirates ABSTRACT The second line of Walt Whitmans short poem The Untold Want reads: Now, Voyager, sail thou forth, to seek and find. It's fairly dry, even when presenting interesting facts. He does a good job, but lacks a little bit in the tone. Natasha's Dance, Orlando Figes- Figes tries to make the history of Russia, beginning with Peter the Great, interesting, and he's got a difficult subject to work with.

She's got everything- history, foreign lands, sci-fi, romance, mystery, drama, I'm telling you, everything.

#Now voyager sail forth to seek and find series

I think that I'm probably always reading one of the books in this series at all times. Voyager, Diana Gabaldon- Gabaldon's Outlander series is literally my favorite. Okrent does a wonderful job of making history interesting. Considering that drinking is what Americans do, both then and now, when they're happy, depressed, celebrating, mourning, poor, wealthy and everything in between, it's really quite amazing that Prohibition passed at all. Last Call, David Okrent- I'm only a few pages in, but so far it's very interesting.