For most guest authors, I let the author’s bio speak for itself. However, author Ken Decroo says little in his official bio about the ‘life worth writing about’ that he has led. This is a man I would love to … Continue reading
Originally posted on Tallis Steelyard:
Magic is unchancy stuff and the wise man doesn’t get involved, but unfortunately involvement can be thrust upon you. To a degree I can lay the blame at the feet of Madam Mudfold. The celebrated,…
Many among us want to be someone else, Without knowing what we actually are, Be who you are and say what you feel without wanting to become someone else, Like a sharp blade feared nothing and is beautiful and shiny. … Continue reading
Another scene from the end of the story. For Sue Vincent’s #writephoto challenge, which for me is turning into a storyboard for my WIP. He hears Aoife screaming to him to come back. It is too late, she says. No … Continue reading
The reason I had long wanted to take my companion to the church at Breedon on the Hill was carved in stone. On my first ‘accidental visit’, I had been astounded by a collection of cross shafts tucked away in … Continue reading
They felt empowered strong and victorious! “by the power of…” Continue reading at Sync with Deep
Read the prequels here: Part 1 – Haiku: Trapped Part 2 – HAIKU: RED SNOWFALL Part 3 – Haiku: Still Cold All Of Them Lie Dead, One Last Thing Remains For Me: Embracing My Blade… Reblogged from The Dark Netizen
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Originally posted on Joy Lennick:
Today, I have the pleasure of interviewing a writer who you may, or may not, be familiar with; but one, I’m sure you will return to, once you have enjoyed a taste of his excellent,…
Everything is in motion… Arthur M. Young and Isaac Newton both knew that, but in different ages and different ways. Let’s take a slight detour into some basic ways of looking at one of our fundamentals – the way things … Continue reading
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