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Monthly Archives: March 2017
Guest Author: Audrey Driscoll – Weird rabbits…
A while ago it occurred to me that when humans become extinct, unless aliens arrive on Earth to dig up and appreciate our music, art and writing, it will become meaningless. The animals that survive our presence on this planet … Continue reading
Posted in Books, fantasy, fiction, Guest post, History, writing
Tagged Herbert West, Lovecraft, Richard Adams, storytelling, Watership Down, weird rabbits
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The Archaeologists – by Lady Lee #writephoto
“The petroglyphs told the story of an unusual event.” “I thought that a leviathan was scaring the fish away from something,” Peter suggested. “You could be right, Peter, look at these, their success required dogged determination,” Rick agreed. “Did someone … Continue reading
Deep – from Of Glass and Paper #writephoto
The marks on the sand were intriguing, and I followed them. Of course I had plenty on my mind: what had happened to the wreckage of our craft, why had my skin changed colour overnight, how was it I wasn’t hungry … Continue reading
‘Magic Lady’ – a glimpse of beauty
On Friday, we gathered from far and wide to say a final farewell to our friend. Funerals are never happy occasions, but they can hold more beauty than our grief may allow us to see. It would have been impossible … Continue reading
White-Skunk seeks medicine IV… Stuart France
* … Skunk came to a longhouse, and recognised the people there as those who pushed his musk-sac back into the river in repulsion, he said to those people, “I am on my way from the camp of the Clever … Continue reading
In the Deep, #writephoto
Originally posted on pamelascanepa:
“This sure is some prime real estate, Jack,” Erin whispered. There was an eerie, yet reverent awe to her voice. “We’re as far away from the front lines as we could be. It’s safe here.” Jack…
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Deep – #writephoto
Originally posted on Trent's World (the Blog):
Lisa and I had been hiking for three days when found ourselves at our destination. Our “destination” was a 150 meter drop straight down into the blackness. The locals called it “the…
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