Location: Poland
Member Since:
Feb. 01, 2013
Triarius
Agent info
Grappler, publisher, author, fan of i.a. Monteverdi and Oswald Spengler
Where to find Triarius online
Website: https://arnalta.com
Twitter: @triarius
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Where to buy in print
Teach Me Well – Nature Quiz Book for Children Aged 5 to 10
by Carly van Heerden
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 6,650.
Language:
English.
Published: August 27, 2013
and represented
by
Triarius.
Categories:
Nonfiction » Children's Books » Nature
Quiz book on Nature with 50 fascinating questions, illustrated by great photos, and very informative answers that will teach your child a lot and perhaps start him/her on a fascinating journey of learning about Nature. Written by an established author and animal lover Carly van Heerden.
Intended in the first hand for children between 5 and 10 years of age, but a lot of older people will love it.
So I Tamed a Texan
by Kimberly Lowe
Price:
$1.99 USD.
Words: 5,840.
Language:
American English.
Published: August 21, 2013
and represented
by
Triarius.
Categories:
Fiction » Romance » Western
Romantic story set in the rural Texas.
A rich girl and a farm hand are in love, they are very young. And then the girl goes to the city for her studies, meets a slick city guy and her youthful love suddenly doesn't seem so perfect and so worthy of her love. Then a couple of things happen that put these tender feelings and hopes in danger...
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Smashwords book reviews by Triarius
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Drawing Blind
on June 27, 2015
A brilliant book! Witty, informative, original... I've always had these doubts about sense of drawing - there are, after all, cameras, aren't they? (Which is also a statement I've found in this book. Birds of a feather!) And it's so slooow... And there is a problem with convinced those necessary naked women to sit still for the necessary length of time. (What else should a man want to draw? Battles? Dreadnoughts? Smiling horses' faces? Where to find them? And of course, these are great topics, but women should be the 80 percent of the Artist's diet, methinks.) Now I almost feel the urge to start drawing again. (But it's deep in the night here, and when I wake up it may be gone. Still, a very interesting book.)