| From Weleetka to Wewoka to Wetumka Posted: 16 Oct 2013 06:20 AM PDT 
From Weleetka to Wewoka to Wetumka by Martha Tobin Hoke From 1931 until the birth of her sons in 1936 and 1939, Martha Tobin Hoke lived in a dozen different cities in West Texas, Eastern Colorado, and Kansas. As her husband chased after the lure of ‘black gold’, Martha often found herself alone in some of the dullest and most depressing places on earth. Her escape was through her drawing, sketching, and writing. In the 47 poems displayed here, the dreams and loves and life of Martha Tobin Hoke leap off the pages and suddenly you are in a dust-filled town in nowheresville Colorado and you become an integral part of her small world and mere existence as she struggles with birth, life, and death and somehow, someway, conquers all three. Click on the link below to read this free ebook online:-
From Weleetka to Wewoka to Wetumka – 47 poems (Online)
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| How to Easily Identify the Early Stamps of Ecuador 1865 to 1872 Posted: 16 Oct 2013 06:15 AM PDT 
How to Easily Identify the Early Stamps of Ecuador 1865 to 1872 by Tom Hoke Most stamp collectors who buy on the internet do not have sufficient information to evaluate the stamp being offered. The early stamps of Ecuador were imperforate, and according to the literature there has been a lucrative market for the last 125+ years in creating copies to sell to unsuspecting stamp collectors worldwide. With a high demand for the first stamps of Ecuador, most of the early stamps have been copied over and over to the point where there are possibly more fake and counterfeit stamps than originals, and the trick and trade business proliferates. The information gleaned from The American Philatelist article was interesting, but from a practical standpoint it would not be possible, for example, to count all the pearls in the circle surrounding the coat of arms on the MEDIO REAL and UNREAL stamps, or for a stamp collector to count the number of rays projecting from the sun in the center of the coat of arms, especially on a blurred and out of focus image. Only the color and the clarity seemed to be important possible clues as to whether the stamp was an original or a copy. What I needed was original copies of the early stamps of Ecuador for comparison purposes. Click on the link below to start downloading this free ebook:-
How to Easily Identify the Early Stamps of Ecuador 1865 to 1872 – 10 pages (PDF)
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| Murder in the Grand Manor Posted: 16 Oct 2013 06:11 AM PDT 
Murder in the Grand Manor by Tom Hoke Jim Smith knew this was going to be a memorable trip when his headlights picked out the figure of a woman talking animatedly to a palmetto during a driving rain storm. Peering through the blur of water on his windshield, he found himself staring at gold opera pumps, a dripping outer garment of some shiny material hanging nearly to the ground, and two hats stuck squarely one upon the other on her head. Suddenly she turned, waved a gloved fist at his lights, and disappeared around the left side of the building Click on the link below to start downloading this free ebook:-
Murder in the Grand Manor – 210 pages (PDF)
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