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Daily Archives: June 3, 2020
Magic, reality and the paranormal… a new series of podcasts
G. Michael Vasey, with whom The Mystical Hexagram was written, has just launched a new series of podcasts in which he and his guests discuss the nature of reality, magic and the paranormal. Gary is the author of more than … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Chasing the Shaman, G. Michael Vasey, Inner Journeys, magic, paranormal, podcast, supernatural, the Last Observer
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The Guardians ~ Tina Stewart Brakebill #writephoto
the guardians pine for whimsy and wildflowers but duty transcends Reblogged from Tina Stewart Brakebill
Guest Author: Noelle Granger ~ The Last Pilgrim… A new book!
The thin shoulders of the Pilgrim women bore much of the work to ensure the survival and growth of the early Plymouth colony. Despite the vital role these women played, historians and writers of historical fiction have largely ignored their … Continue reading
Posted in Guest post
Tagged 17thC America, Book launch, history, N.A.Granger, Pilrims, Separatists
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Loneliness on a Flowerbed ~ michnavs #writephoto
I sat on the grass in a mountain of a beautiful illusion of white petaled roses and dazzling marigolds I watched the world, with agonizing pain in my heart, crumble, disintegrate and tumble down Continue reading at michnavs
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged coloursofthesoul, Free Verse, guardian, hands in the garden, inspiration, michnavs, pay it forward, poetry share, writephoto
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Beyond the Veil… #bookextract
“Heilyn’s mother, for instance, is no Titania. By human standards she can be cruel and heartless and her morals non-existent. You may not judge by the accepted code of our world. Faery is not immoral, but amoral in our terms. … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Books, fantasy, fiction, Merlin
Tagged book excerpt, magic, philosophy, swords of destiny
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Guardian ~ Anita Dawes #writephoto
A line of white foam caresses the rocky shore Like a ribbon on a blue iced cake. Soppy moment over, I noticed a field of flowers beside a rocky outcrop The faces there, taking me back to my childhood when … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography, Poetry
Tagged blogging, challenge, dreaming, haunting, inspiration, Poetry, shadows, sharing interests, writing
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Free #midnighthaiku
Fences hem the fields Denying all wanderers Nature’s garden grows *
Posted in Photography, Poetry
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