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Daily Archives: April 9, 2018
The Dark – Scott Bailey #writephoto
He stood in the mouth of the cave and breathed in the sweet morning air. He was right on the junction of the entrance – he could feel the cold air behind him, the warm before. It was a natural … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged prose, scott bailey, short fiction, writephoto, writing
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Shelter – Ritu Bhathal #writephoto
As some of you are aware, I am on a little break this week, from intensive blog posts, and regular challenges (though, as usual, I find it hard to stay away!). I looked at Sue’s photo on Thursday and … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged blog, Blog Post, Blogger, blogging, poem, shelter, The Gingerbread Man, writephoto
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Guest author: Lucy Brazier on her new book, Sinister Dexter
It is always a delight to visit the lovely Sue and I cannot thank her enough for inviting me back to her blog to tell you all about the latest book in the PorterGirl series, Sinister Dexter. After avoiding the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Guest post
Tagged Book launch, Cambridge, Head Porter, humour, portergirl
28 Comments
THE ANNUAL BLOGGERS BASH AWARDS – THAT VOTING MOMENT
A reminder from Geoff…
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Cattle–Guest Post by Tallis Steelyard
Originally posted on Musings on Life & Experience:
? Copyright: Jim Webster ? CATTLE by Tallis Steelyard Wylar Drig was a carter. He never pretended to be anything else, never claimed to be anything grander or more refined. He drove…
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Divagate – Sight #writephoto
The inanition was too much to bear. Miles away from civilisation, his mental health too was deteriorating. Hallucinations triggered fear and sometimes hope within him. Suddenly the achromatic gloom that surrounded him was also mirrored in the surrounding environment. “Has … Continue reading
Shelter – Lady Lee #writephoto
Every time he thought about her, about them, about their coming wedding, the plans, her white dress, his tuxedo, the cake and all the shivaree – he couldn’t help himself but get emotional. If there was some way to send … Continue reading
A flying visit – A Shakespearean story arc…
The afternoon was drawing to a close and the chill of early spring was settling over Stratford-upon-Avon as we made our way back towards the car. There were still many things we would have liked to see, but, with the … Continue reading
Posted in History, Photography, Stuart France and Sue Vincent
Tagged Elizabethan, historic sites, Jacobean, Photography, shakespeare, Stratford on Avon, The Silent Eye, theatre, travel, Tudor, writing
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Rope to the Sky… Stuart France
* Man and Hare became great friends. They were always getting into scrapes together and getting scolded by their mothers. One day Man said, “let us do away with our mothers, then we shall be free.” Hare was not so … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Folk Tale, Mythology
Tagged esoteric, magic, meaning, mystery, psychology, story, symbolism, The Silent Eye, Trickster
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