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Monthly Archives: February 2017
Guest author: Annette Rochelle Aben – Cover me, I’m going in!
Thank you to Sue Vincent, for the kind invitation to submit a guest post for your blog. I appreciate this opportunity. Cover me, I’m going in! Should an author make their own book covers? This has been a hot topic … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Guest post
Tagged book covers, designing book covers. Indie publishing, haiku, Poetry, radio
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Bridge by Neel Anil Panicker writephoto
“Heard they narrowly missed you at Coimbatore?” Pulsar Suni stretched his legs; a rock slided off the stony edges.That was close. He had heard footsteps just after midnight. Had just about time to sneak out and scale through the outhouse … Continue reading
Under the Bridge by Isabel Caves #writephoto
It was under the bridge that I found it again. I’d left it there so long ago. I thought time would bury it, or destroy it. But there it was, undamaged – the ancient scroll I’d wished never to see … Continue reading
Keys to the House of Don III… Stuart France
* ‘…Such a situation invites the approach of treating the various versions as at least theoretically, the garbled remnants of an episodic whole. While such a method can never lead us to the definitive story but merely and at every … Continue reading
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Tagged Don and Wen, esoteric, Fairy Tale, Folk Tale, interpretation, meaning, Mythology, psychology, story, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, symbolism, The Silent Eye
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A few simple spices
Originally posted on Tallis Steelyard:
I confess now that I am not what you might describe as an accomplished cook. There are a few simple dishes I can prepare, toast is one. But my admiration for the person who can…
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Microfiction #writephoto: Stones by Jane Dougherty
In the spring, the river was a torrent, unfordable and violent. Sometimes it reached the parapet of the bridge. Once the parapet had been washed away. The bridge squatted astride the water, waiting patiently for the next onslaught. The bridge … Continue reading
Guest author: D. J. Farrington – Burning Belief
I’ve never had children. Never had a maternal instinct in my life. But that, I’m sure, is due to my remembering my past death. A long, slow, agonising attempt to give birth, over three days, without success, obviously. It’s relatively … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, Jura, Kindle offer, mystery, ogham, runes
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Underbelly by Reena #writephoto
Under the tough exterior lies a lot of pain. Neanderthals deserted by civilization Denied dignity, leading to Endemic violence Raw emotions rise in the strife for survival. Continue reading: Underbelly
Bridge by pensitivity #writephoto
The colour reminded her of raspberry blancmange, but there pleasant similarity ended. These murky waters were strewn with rubbish, rotting food, even an old mattress. The River Dummer bore a revised sign, an ‘m’ having been replaced with PST by … Continue reading
