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Monthly Archives: January 2017
#writephoto, Half Shining Armor by Pamela Morse
waiting Beneath the staircase of the palace, lurking silently in the dark The master’s old Tudor dynasty armor stands guard as if alive Little has changed in the basement rooms since jousting was the sport The aristocrat concerns himself with … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged history, knights, knights of the golden horseshoe, poem, Poetry
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Guest author: N. A. Granger – These Are a Few of My Favorite Things
I always liked this song from The Sound of Music, probably because I like kittens and brown paper packages wrapped up in string. When Sue asked me to do a guest post, I waffled – should it be profound and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Guest post
Tagged cats, cooking, crime series, favourite things, knitting, murder, mystery, Noelle Granger, Rhe Brewster, Sayling Away, Sound of Music
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Thursday photo prompt – Waiting #writephoto
Originally posted on Morpethroad:
He had said to meet him at the bottom of the staircase beside the suit of armour and not be confused by waiting at the bottom of the stairway with the knight in shiny armour. So…
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Be my guest …. don’t be shy!
Would you like to write a guest post and be featured on the blog? If you are a writer, artist or photographer…If you have a poem, story or memoirs to share… If you have a book to promote, a character … Continue reading
Posted in Guest post, writing
Tagged advice, artists, blogging, Books, free promo, promotion
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Thirty Years a Junkie by Andrew Joyce
Some stories just need to be read… Compared to some, I’ve lived an exciting life. At least parts of it were. However, compared to others, my life has been humdrum. The only thing I’m satisfied about is that all the … Continue reading
Waiting by pensitivity #writephoto
You can check Sue’s original post on this week’s photo challenge here: https://wordpress.com/read/feeds/3193846/posts/1313627084 There should be some really interesting entries this week, so much to see in the picture and ponder over! Here’s mine. The Grandfather Clock stood silently in … Continue reading
Posted in fiction, photo prompt, Photography
Tagged basement, childhood, mystery, suit of armour
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Write by the Beach 2017 – News of the writer’ conference from Bridget Whelan
Write by the Beach – an inspiring writing conference in Brighton April 2017 Bigger, better with TWO DAYS OF EXPERT WORKSHOPS plus a GUARANTEED ONE-TO-ONE with one of 15 brilliant agents and publishers, Write by the Beach is back. Brighton writing … Continue reading
Beneath the still life
Originally posted on Sun in Gemini:
— Rooted firm beneath The icy mists we must endure Mute to understanding ——- ©Copyright Stephen Tanham 2017.
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The Moons of Mountain Ana III… Stuart France
* Becky’s sulk face is adamant with indignation. If she only knew how perilous it is to neglect the young. * …Our roles are reversed for the tale of mum and dad and a kitchen knife, which Fiona tells in … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites
Tagged Books, Don and Wen, Photography, Poetry, psychology, story, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, symbolism, The Silent Eye landscape
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