Reblogged from The Story Reading Ape: Elmore Leonard was an American writer who wrote nearly fifty novels, twenty-six of which were made into movies with stars such as Paul Newman, John Travolta, and Russell Crowe. He was awarded the Edgar … Continue reading
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Don Massenzio's Author Site What is your most interesting writing quirk? Honestly, it’s bulldogs. I own two, Frankie and Otto. Otto weighs in at 65-70 pounds, and Frankie seems to hold steady at 55. They relate to my writing, in … Continue reading
Originally posted on Esther Chilton:
It’s a week to go until the launch of my book of short stories (A Walk In The Woods). Last week, I gave you a sneak peek of part of the first story. Would you…
I’m sure this is the place. I remember the path that wound its way first through cultivated farmland then abandoned fields and young woodland. There was perhaps less unworked land then, and the trees were slender saplings. Now nature has … Continue reading
The signpost leading to three places in the life of a weary traveler… There stands a signpost in a wooded area with three arrows pointing in different directions. The first points to a narrow pathway, on an uphill climb. Continue … Continue reading
Jessica Bakkers, after reading Mae Clair’s post at Story Empire, posted about five books that had, as she put it, made her, ‘her’. There is no way on this earth that I could pick just five books… not unless it … Continue reading
A journey beckons The end and the beginning Often look the same
Looking at the signpost of life Unsure which way will be right. Will I finally find the light Or slip further into night. Here at the side of the road Suffering from emotional overload. Straining hard to see a sign … Continue reading
With No Goal In Mind, All Decisions That I Take Are The Correct Ones… Reblogged from The Dark Netizen
Sue Vincent's Daily Echo 