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There are just three of you connected to this blog as of now. That seems about right to me. I have been resisting blogging because I just don't think I am doing anything interesting or have any profound insights to offer.
But perhaps with a little encouragement, I can be drawn out. Right now I am working on a trilogy of books based on my family's experiences in China. I could share more if anyone Read more of this blog post »
But perhaps with a little encouragement, I can be drawn out. Right now I am working on a trilogy of books based on my family's experiences in China. I could share more if anyone Read more of this blog post »
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River of Sorrow, Bridge of Dreams Paperback – July 6, 2025 by Luis P. Sanchez • Publisher : Independently published • Publication date : July 6, 2025 • Language : English • Print length : 212 pages • ISBN-13 : 979-8289820204 Ever since ...more |
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“sailors wanted to find a route to the exotic and wealthy Spice Islands in modern-day Indonesia, whose location was kept secret by Muslim rulers.”
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