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    Give Us Today Our Daily Blog

    By Philip Newey

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    About this ebook

    So, here they are, the first 100 blog posts from my daily blog, posted over a period of just 104 days. Some work better than others: some are inspired gems, some are about as inspiring as slime mould.

    Why publish them in book form? This brings them together into a nice, neat, easily handled package. If you are a relative newcomer to my blog, you may have overlooked some of the earlier posts. It’s also possible, though difficult to credit, that you may not have come across my blog at all! If that is the case, then fear not: here is what you have always been looking for. Finally, think how useful a paperback copy would be for propping up that uneven table leg!

    These blogs are unchanged from the originals, except for the correction of a few typographical errors. This is as it should be. They do not represent any unified theme, or any integrated whole. They are brief reflections, spontaneous expressions of what was on my mind at the time. The opinions of the author (then) do not necessarily represent the opinions of the author (now). Enjoy!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPhilip Newey
    Release dateMay 19, 2013
    ISBN9781301224517
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    Give Us Today Our Daily Blog
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    Philip Newey

    Philip has had an interesting and diverse career, having been an Anglican Priest, a community worker and a biological researcher. Recently he has added “writer of fiction” to his repertoire. At the moment, Philip is a part time writer. He would love you to help him achieve his goal of writing full time by purchasing one of his books. Hopefully you will also find it a rewarding and fulfilling experience! Philip was born in the UK, then emigrated as a child with his family to Australia. He currently resides in Cairns, Queensland.

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