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Merida is a unique campervan from Portugal that has just made its debut in England. The story explores her adventures and the experiences she brings to those who travel in her, highlighting the charm and freedom of life on the road. As she journeys through picturesque landscapes, Merida becomes a symbol of exploration and connection, inviting readers to embrace the spirit of adventure.

Set against the backdrop of 1979 England, the story explores themes of love, hate, and murder during a time of social upheaval. As children express their frustrations through music, the narrative delves into the complexities of relationships amid a turbulent era. The characters navigate their emotions and conflicts, reflecting the cultural sentiments of a generation disillusioned yet passionate.

Set against the backdrop of the Algarve, this collection features the voices of seventeen contemporary writers who explore the region's rich history and vibrant culture. Through short stories, memoirs, and poetry, they transport readers from the era of the Moors to the Revolution of April 1974 and into modern times. Themes of nostalgia and enchantment emerge as contributors reflect on the simplicity of pastoral life and the lasting connections formed with the land and its people, celebrating the charm of Portugal's southern province.

Um jovem casal inglês, um hippie alemão, um prospector britânico e outros personagens diversos entrelaçam suas vidas em histórias no Algarve, durante o verão de 2007, época do desaparecimento de uma menina. As narrativas exploram como personagens secundários se tornam protagonistas em diferentes contextos.

Set against the backdrop of the Algarve in the summer of 2007, this narrative weaves together the lives of diverse characters, including a young English couple, a German hippie, and a drug dealer. Their interconnected stories explore themes of community and the impact of a missing girl on their lives. As minor characters become central figures in different tales, the book creates a vivid tapestry reflecting the complexities of human relationships and the search for a better life in a sun-soaked paradise.

Set against the backdrop of the Cold War, the story follows Johnny East, a dancer drawn into a passionate affair with a Russian tightrope walker in East Berlin, despite his connection to Alice, a bohemian English girl in West Berlin. Their relationship sparks a series of daring crossings of the Berlin Wall. Two decades later, as Johnny returns to a transformed Berlin as an aerial company director, he confronts the lingering shadows of his past love and the choices that shaped his life. Themes of young love, tragedy, and the impact of historical division intertwine throughout.

Set against a backdrop of a global drought and environmental crisis, the story intertwines the lives of various characters facing the chaos. David Geayton, the UK's Minister of Drought, grapples with the dire situation while his daughter Lucy endures challenges in the Philippines. In Moscow, Liudmila organizes a crucial conference, and journalist Charlotte Brand exposes corruption in San Francisco. As tensions rise, a forgotten pantheon of gods returns to hold an election, raising questions about belief and the nature of divine intervention in human affairs.

Designed for aspiring writers, this practical workbook offers a structured approach to crafting prose fiction, featuring numerous exercises and valuable tips. It guides readers through the writing process, aiming to culminate in the creation of a short story. The user-friendly format makes it accessible and engaging, providing essential tools for beginners. Testimonials highlight its effectiveness in shaping and completing writing projects, making it an invaluable resource for those embarking on their writing journey.