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Jed Oliver

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about me

My goal is simply to write enjoyable stories, to give my readers a smile, a chuckle, and a brief vacation from the hectic world around us. If reading my work brings anyone a bit of relaxation and cheer, even if only for a little while, then I am satisfied. Comments are welcome.

I do attempt to return reads, but please do not ask me to read horror or extreme violence.

I do not participate in the "friends" system, as it complicates my message box, but will be happy to consider you one.

favourite books

Authors: Tom Robbins, Patrick O'Brian, Janet Evanovich, Anita Loos, A.A. Milne, Jack Kerouac, M.C. Beaton, Agatha Christie, Garrison Keillor,T.S. Eliot, e e cummings, Dan Brown, Edna St. Vincent Millay, and many many more who have brought joy, satisfaction, excitement, and knowledge into my life.

my websites

http://www.bookbrowser.moonfruit.com/     http://jedswords.wordpress.com/

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my books

Saving Bob

Jed Oliver




Whimsy:
!: Capricious humor, extravagant, or excessively playful expression.
2. An odd or fanciful notion.





A friend asked, “Jed, where do you find your story ideas?”
My answer: “I lay on my back and stare at the ceiling a lot. The story just kind of appears, like a movie.”
“Really? What do you see on the ceiling right now?”
“Well, I see the hero, Bob. He is lost on a dark forest path. It’s a dangerous place. Bob needs help, but I think Jed and his girlfriend, Francine, might help him."
"I understand important philosophical questions are addressed in this tale?"
"Yes indeed. For instance, is the pen really mightier than the sword?..."
"A great mystery!"
"Exactly! and what causes beautiful Princess Mabel to cry so much?... and is she really wearing a royal gown beneath her long hair?...
and can goats really belch tin cans?...
and what is the most socially acceptable way to befriend a gargoyle?...
and MOST important...
Can Jed really promise Bob a happy ending, or is he offering more than he can deliver?"
Don't miss this thrilling modern classic: ****** SAVING BOB *******

 

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Alastair Miles wrote 2 days ago

Just seen your other message re: reviews. We all review differentl....

Alastair Miles wrote 2 days ago

Thanks Jed, I've added you to the Clog list. By the way, every tim....

Alastair Miles wrote 3 days ago

Absolutely! Post an entry on the thread and I'll add you to the list....

CJBowness wrote 24 days ago

Thank you so much for backing The Accidental Adventurers and for your....

Kathy K G wrote 35 days ago

Thanks, Jed. I'll be sure to look that up. As a resident of St. Paul ....

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I wrote 3 days ago

CLOG Review The Perilous Adventures of an Unfulfilled Full Stop I am left nearly speechless. The accomplishment, as I see it, is that a 79,000 word novel could be written on such an arcane topic. Sorry, that was an unfair sentence. Arcane to me would be more accurate. The reason is, when I atte... view book

I wrote 24 days ago

The story, like the carpet, carries the reader into magic and mystery. A woods, like A.A. Milnes hundred acre wood, is always mysterious. Best of luck! Jed Oliver (Saving Bob) view book

I wrote 77 days ago

This is truly masterful writing. Although I normally avoid books labelled "erotica," This book caught my attention from the start. Backed and starred! Very best Regards, Jed Oliver (Saving Bob). view book

I wrote 90 days ago

Indescribably beautiful. Marvelous! Jed Oliver (Saving Bob) view book

I wrote 170 days ago

This is super writing. Any way I describe it will probably be insufficient. Deserves high stars and backing! Very best regards, Jed Oliver (Saving Bob) view book

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