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OMP E-Zine Online
The summer issue of the One Million Project e-zine is out. Lots of stories, awesome cover and more about our authors and their new projects.
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Paying Homage by John Nedwill
Check out #OneMillionProject Network writer, John Nedwill’s blog! John is a regularly featured blogger for the Network, Paying Homage by John Nedwill .
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I like David Michael Williams frank blog about his experiences before and after cancer affected his family. I think we all can identify with the sentiments my fellow #OneMillionProject author writes about in his blog. Until we see personally how a disease affects others, it is difficult to develop a passionate response.
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Cancer Research UK Explores New Development in Immunotherapy
Visit The One Million Project and learn about and help our efforts to raise monies for charities like Cancer Research UK as they work tirelessly to fight cancer disease.
Source: Cancer Research UK Explores New Development in Immunotherapy
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Kate Recommends…
If you haven’t gotten a chance to read the One Million Project’s blogs, check out the links below. Our bloggers write about the causes OMP supports, creativity, and writing books! I’d like to thank our OMP blogging team: Michele Potter, David Butterworth, John Nedwill, Melissa Volker, Patsy Jawo, Emma Thomson, and Akje Majdanek for their contributions of time and talent over the past months. Please take the time to Like, Comment and Share.
Stop Saying It’s About Feminism by Melissa Volker
Crickets by Kate McGinn
Loss of A Loved One by Patsy Jawo
Educational Inferiority Complex by Emma Thomson
Family Ties or Otherwise by Michele Potter
On the Nature of Being by John Nedwill
P.S. — Check out our cultural blog — The Cultural Bridge
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Hunter’s Syndrome: Life in Stages
These days are so different. He stares off into the distance. I am sure his mind has wandered into somewhere magical as he begins to laugh and yelp. A place I cannot follow. A place he visits more …
Source: Hunter’s Syndrome: Life in Stages
Kate McGinn - Storyteller 