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The following writers with a Synergise presence are listed alphabetically.
Names in bold lead to their Author's Page, listing
relevant articles and other work. Names not in bold open the author's
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| Authors |
Summary
of Articles |
| Bankes,
Adrian |
Discovers
medinas in Marrakesh |
| Berry,
Alice |
Visits
Buenos Aires |
| Bowerman,
Elliotte |
On
a high in Yellow Springs, Ohio |
| Boles,
Gayle |
Visits
Ireland and Scotland |
| Bryan,
Karen |
Shares
her experiences in Italy and Germany |
| Caaldwell,
Dianne |
At
a desert wedding in Rajasthan |
| Carroll,
Jo |
Experiences
simple living on the Orinoco Delta |
| Chowdhury,
Paromita |
Insight
into the heart of India |
| Collins,
Stewart |
Visits
Paris, Salzburg, Italy and Iceland |
| Conlan,
Carreen |
Shares
her local knowledge of Pitigliano, Italy |
| Crozier,
Joseph |
Hikes
from Western Sahara to Mauritania |
| Dale,
Cindy-Lou |
Tells
of her serious adventures in Africa |
| Davis,
Genie |
Road
tours in America with her children |
| Dick,
David |
Not
quite sure he loves the Louvre |
| Dickman,
Jane |
Adventures
in Stockholm, Sweden and Norway |
| Doubinski,
Mikhail |
From
Sydney in Australia to Las Vegas in the USA |
| Down,
Graeme |
Usually
in the wilds - from New Zealand to USA |
| Dubery,
Sylvia |
Tells
of her visit to Marrakesh |
| Ford,
Stuart |
Tells
of his flawed expectations in Waikiki |
| Frame,
Helen Dunn |
Travels in Central
and North America |
Gardner,
Nicky - through
hidden europe
|
Discovers
hidden - and quirky - parts of Europe |
| Gemmell,
Rosemary |
Tales
from Portugal and the West Indies |
| Ginnodo,
Bill |
Suggests
a self-drive tour of Colorado |
| Green,
Kevin |
Discovers
the beaties of the Isle of Man |
| Gregan,
John |
Shares
his love of India and travels in Europe |
| Harris,
Claire |
Takes
the slow boat to Timbuktu in Africa |
| Jones,
David |
Shows
that life's a beach - in Fuerteventura |
| Jung,
Angela |
Volunteers
at an orphanage in Ghana |
| Kampel,
Ian |
Introduces
us to Oxford, place of dreaming spires |
Kendle,
Amanda - through
hidden europe
|
Gives
us a glimpse of the Baltic State of Latvia |
| Kohl,
Randy |
Gets
cool... and goes underground in Oregon |
| Laurie,
Janet |
Articles
covering many European countries |
| Levy,
Michael |
Recounts
his visit to Devon in the UK |
| Loizou,
Nicolette |
Tangles
with natural phenomena in New Zealand |
| Loughnan,
Christopher |
Travels
in Vietnam & Australia with his family |
| Majzlin,
Leonard |
Heads
down east for a feast — in Maine, USA |
| Manyon,
Jim |
Tells
us how to be canny in Cannes |
| Metcalfe,
Metty |
Provides
insight on Amazon Cruises |
| Mitra,
Abhishek |
Encounters
unexpected walks in Brittany |
| Muigai,
Andrew |
Provides
great insight into Africa |
| Nolan,
Maria |
Travels
to various European destinations |
| Oberhammer,
Wolf |
Drops
into the slow lane — in Indonesia |
| Otero,
Daniel (& Lolita Wei) |
Tells
us about Shanghai delights |
| Palioudaki,
Carol |
How
Carol went Greek - on Crete |
| Patternson,
Lucy |
Nearly
loses her head in Seville |
| Pop,
Anne-Marie M |
A
young female, travelling alone in India |
| Porteous,
Lyz |
On
a return trip to Vancouver |
| Price,
Nicola |
Stops
off in the planet's most sourtherly city |
| Pringle,
Jeff |
Visits
New York City |
| Quadri,
Ann |
Articles
from Europe to San Francisco |
| Reed,
Alexandar |
Getting
to Know... Italians |
| Richmond,
Robin |
Explains
how south can be north - in Scotland |
| Robinson,
Rebeccah |
Finds
Heaven on earth at the Great Barrier Reef |
| Sabian,
Chris |
Gives
us 5 of the best in the English Peak District |
| Simmonds,
Fionna Doney |
Tells
us one of Palma's great secrets |
| Sloan,
Adam |
Traces
the route of the Orient Express |
| Stanley,
David |
Introduces
the Islands of Samoa |
| Sturton,
Kevin |
Getting
to Know... the Scots |
| Taylor,
Betty |
On
her first trip to Paris |
| Thumb,
Tom |
On
keeping the punters happy in Cambridge |
| Vargas,
Jennifer |
Flies
from Chicago to visit Europe |
| Wadsworth,
Sara |
Suggests
yacht charter in the British Virgin Islands |
| Wainwright,
Noreen |
Tells
us about the Irish... and West Cork |
| Watson,
Peter |
Tells
us about Sydney's famous beaches |
| Wei,
Lolita (& Otero, Daniel) |
Tells
about Shanghai delights |
| Welsh,
Alex |
Explores
South and Central America |
| Westron,
Loree |
In
the wilds - from Africa to the USA |
| Williamson,
Rhiannon |
Great
insight on sleepy Northern Cyprus |
| Willis,
Jill |
Visits
Peru |
| Wright,
Maureen |
Explores
tranquil Normany and exciting Kenya |
Visit this page again and then select your favourite authors to see if
there are any new articles by them.
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| Sandman | | Ian Kingsley | A gripping psychological thriller with characters that reach out and grab you. Sandman touches our primary emotions: jealousy, love, fear, hatred, and grief. The dialogue is authentic, and, along with the scene-painting narrative, you’ll feel like you’re on the beach witnessing the unfolding action.
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| The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time | | Mark Haddon | | A murder mystery - told by an autistic version of Adrian Mole! 15-year-old Christopher John Francis Boone is mathematically gifted but socially hopeless, taking everything at face value. He resolves to discover who has murdered Wellington the dog. |  | |
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| The Playgroup | | Janey Fraser | | With an opportunity to prove herself, Gemma can't wait to take over Puddleducks Playgroup. But the new head of the infant school, Joe Balls, soon tempers her enjoyment. Meanwhile, Nancy is in turmoil. Her only son has just started at the playgroup and her husband has taken a temporary posting to Vietnam. There never was much hope of conceiving her much-wanted second child so what is she to do now? A tumultuous term lies ahead for all. |  | |
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| Dead Men | | Richard Pierce | Birdie Bowers, an infamously secretive painter, is a woman given a dead man’s name by her obsessed parents. Her namesake was one of Scott’s companions on his fated expedition to the Antarctic. Almost a hundred years after his death, she is determined to discover what really happened to him accompanied by Adam, a bored computer geek, who falls in love with her. But Scott’s tent is now under 30 metres of ice.
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