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When did they discovered the Bermuda triangle?
The phrase was popularized by the Fishing commentator, Vincent ( Gadabout) Gaddis in his book Invisible Horizons. He later used the phrase in a magazine article in Argosy- an adventure and borderland science type publication appealing to a mixture of the outdoorsman and science-fiction buffs. Se Mionsters, freak accidents, and UFO's fell right into synch- as did the Bermuda Triangle. The Flying Fisherman ( TV and radio show by Gaddis) well, made a Happy landing ( in both sense) with the Bermuda triangle- a profitable carch.
Is the book rules fiction or non- fiction?
I believe its fiction.
Is the book rules a non-fiction or fiction book?
I believe its fiction.
What has the author Judy Reene Singer written?
Judy Reene Singer has written: 'An inconvenient elephant' -- subject(s): Fiction, Safaris in fiction, Safaris, Elephants, Americans, Elephants in fiction, Americans in fiction
Is the witches a non-fiction book or a fiction book?
Its Fiction. Fiction means not real or make believe .
Is Toy Story fiction?
Fiction=make believe, so yes.
What has the author Angela Winters written?
Angela Winters has written: 'No more good' -- subject(s): Fiction, African American families, African American businesspeople 'A class apart' -- subject(s): Fiction, Murder investigation, African Americans, Country clubs, Police, Women writers, Women authors, Police officers 'Sudden love' -- subject(s): African Americans, Fiction 'Island Promise' 'Always A Chance' -- subject(s): African Americans, African Americans in fiction, Fiction 'Dangerous memories' -- subject(s): African Americans, Fiction 'Only You'
What has the author Sharon Flake written?
Sharon Flake has written: 'Begging for change' -- subject(s): Poor, Homeless persons, Fathers and daughters, Inner cities, Juvenile fiction, African Americans, Fiction 'The skin I'm in' -- subject(s): African Americans, Fiction, Juvenile fiction, Schools, Self-esteem, Teachers 'Begging for Change' -- subject(s): Homeless persons, Inner cities, Fathers and daughters, Poverty, African Americans, Fiction 'Begging for change' -- subject(s): Poor, Homeless persons, Fathers and daughters, Inner cities, Juvenile fiction, African Americans, Fiction 'Money hungry' -- subject(s): Inner cities, Mothers and daughters, Money, African Americans, Single-parent families, Fiction 'The skin I'm in' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Schools, Fiction, African Americans, Teachers, Self-esteem
What has the author Nancy Woodruff written?
Nancy Woodruff has written: 'Someone else's child' -- subject(s): Fiction, Traffic accidents, Middle-aged women, Teenage boys, Friendship, Psychological fiction 'My wife's affair' -- subject(s): Fiction, Actresses, Actresses in fiction, Jordan, Dorothy, in fiction, Acting in fiction, Americans in fiction, Acting, Americans, Adultery, Adultery in fiction, Married peope, Married people, Married peope in fiction, Married people in fiction
What has the author Candice Speare written?
Candice Speare has written: 'Band room bash' -- subject(s): Fiction, Housewives in fiction, Murder, Teachers in fiction, Crimes against, Murder in fiction, Investigation, Teachers, Suburban life in fiction, Housewives, Suburban life 'Mayhem in Maryland' -- subject(s): Fiction, Murder, Investigation, Mothers
What word is a story that is hard to believe?
Fiction.
What has the author Eleanora E Tate written?
Eleanora E. Tate has written: 'Thank you, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr!' -- subject(s): African Americans, Fiction, History, Juvenile fiction 'Thank you, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr!' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Afro-Americans, Fiction, African Americans, Historical fiction, History 'The minstrel's melody' -- subject(s): Minstrel shows, Louisiana Purchase Exposition (1904 : Saint Louis, Mo.), Juvenile fiction, Fiction, Runaways, Musicians, History, African Americans, Mystery and detective stories 'Front porch stories at the one-room school' -- subject(s): Juvenile fiction, African Americans, Storytelling, Fiction 'African American musicians' -- subject(s): Juvenile literature, Musicians, African Americans, African American musicians, Biography
