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Category Archives: reblog
Encountering the Faeries in the 21st Century ~ Neil Rushton
Reblogged from deadbutdreaming: Recently I was sent an email from a woman wanting to share her experience of encountering what appeared to be faeries or nature spirits. As with many people who interact with faerie-type entities for the first time, … Continue reading
The danger of losing one’s shirt ~ Tallis Steelyard
Reblogged from Tallis Steelyard, who is on a blog tour: I have noticed over the years that young ladies who are brought up with a litter of older brothers tend to exhibit certain masculine traits. Prominent among them are a … Continue reading
Pirates Ahoy! A Writer’s Frustration ~ Helen Jones
Reblogged from Journey to Ambeth: Being a writer isn’t all lattes in coffee shops and glowing bursts of inspiration. There’s quite a bit of hard work involved too, as many of you know. Writing a novel and then getting it … Continue reading
The benefits of short stories ~ Roberta Eaton
Reblogged from Roberta Writes: For the last eighteen months, I have been dabbling in writing short stories. Last year, two of my horror short stories were published in Dark Visions, an anthology of horror short stories edited by Dan Alatorre. … Continue reading
Joy Lennick interviews author Richard Dee
Reblogged from 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, entertaining … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, authors, Brixham, England, fiction, Richard Dee, sci-fi, science Fiction, steampunk, travel, writers, writing
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Littlest voices ~ Colleen Briggs
Reblogged from Fragments of Light: All over the world, they peer from the shadows of deconstructed realities… From the rice fields of Vietnam, laboring under a relentless sun. From the slums of Kenya, neglected and starving . Continue reading at … Continue reading
Finding Home in the Body ~ Alethea Kehas
Reblogged from Not Tomatoes: I am finding my way home through the body. Again, perhaps, but the path always changes as we circle into untouched avenues of the labyrinth of self. There has been the lingering question of home as … Continue reading
The inferential layer of the Word-Pond: Mood and Emotion ~ Connie Jasperson #amwriting
Today we go a little deeper into the Word-Pond that we call Story. In talking about literature, the word mood is sometimes used interchangeably with atmosphere. Like conjoined twins, mood and atmosphere march along together; separate, but intertwined so closely … Continue reading
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Tagged atmosphere in literature, mood and emotion in literature, mood vs atmosphere, writing
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3 years in publishing, 10 lessons I’ve learned ~ Louise Jensen
Reblogged from FabricatingFicton: This week marks three years since my debut, The Sister, was published. There was no gentle easing into the publishing industry because, and I am eternally grateful – my first novel soon rose to No. 1 in … Continue reading
