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Daily Archives: February 17, 2019
The Apostrophe ~ Connie Jasperson #amwriting
Reblogged from Life in the Realm of Fantasy: Today we’re looking at the sometimes confusing apostrophe. It has many uses, but I will only delve into the most common ways we use it in creative writing today. In creative writing, … Continue reading
Bloody Valentines: Mary Shelley’s Tell-Tale Heart ~ Christine Valentor
Reblogged from witchlike: We all know that Mary Shelley is the author of Frankenstein, a phenomenal work of Gothic horror. But did you know that the gory details of Mary Shelley’s life itself read better than any novel? Perhaps the … Continue reading
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Tagged feminism, Frankenstein, horror, literature, mary Shelley, Percy Shelley, Valentine's Day, Victorian Era, Women in Horror.
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New.
Originally posted on Kyt Wright:
? “Lovely sunset.” observed Tracy. “First sunset of our new lives.” said Dave. “We should move on to the habitat.” “I want to stay here for a while.” “Fair enough.” The couple watched the sun…
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Thursday photo prompt: New #writephoto
Ann Writes Inspiration Here’s a writing prompt challenge for you. Please share your story, poem or essay on your own blog with a pingback to the original post. via Thursday photo prompt: New #writephoto View original post
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Night Tightens Like a Noose
© Sue Vincent “The circle of an empty day is brutal and at night it tightens around your neck like a noose.” Elisa Gutierrez realized they only had a few seconds between the flash and the heat wave that would…
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Emergence – Thursday photo prompt: New #writephoto
Originally posted on Strange Goings On In The Shed:
Image: Sue Vincent https://scvincent.com/2019/02/14/thursday-photo-prompt-new-writephoto/ For this offering I’m bringing back two characters who are important components of my blog. The Knight Templar, Pau, and Amunet, Alchemist, Priestess, Primordial Goddess. She first…
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Riding the rapids
I feel like a limp rag at the moment. It has been a hectic few weeks… just an accumulation of small things. Most of it has just been busy, some of it, behind the scenes, has not been so good … Continue reading
Rooted #midnighthaiku
* Rooted in the past Grown from a dark foundation Raw and unpolished Facets of the jewel freed Refracting eternal light *