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Kenneth L. Decroo I have been working diligently on the sequel to Almost Human. Finally, I’m close to finishing More Than Human. Over the last six months, personal matters side-tracked my progress—well sort of. So, I’ve set a goal of a thousand … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Helen Glynn Jones:
I published this post in October 2014, back in the early days of my blog. I came across it the other day and realised that it still rang true. So I thought I’d share…

Originally posted on Tallis Steelyard:
It has to be said that I may not have mentioned Anald in these jottings of mine. Indeed until Sue Vincent jogged my memory I’d entirely forgotten the incident. Anald was perhaps one of the…

Originally posted on Life at 17:
In their third morning tryst, Just in those first sunrays, He looked into her eyes, Big, bright eyes, Love, deep pure love those eyes told, A fear they expressed, What a combination he thought, He…

Originally posted on pensitivity101:
What a gorgeous photograph to work with this week Sue. Those violets in the sky are fabulous. Here is the challenge this week https://wordpress.com/read/feeds/3193846/posts/1341729430 Amethyst clouds envelop a night sky, Velvet cushions for diamonds To appear…

The Silent Eye There are some people who just light up a room, very quietly and without seeming to do more than simply be there. When you have met them, they do not slip from memory but leave behind a trace … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Trent's World (the Blog):
Photo ©Sue Vincent The lengthening shadows and growing darkness made the woods difficult to navigate, but the thought of an evening with Mary strengthened Ian’s resolve to reach the remote location.  Still,…

The Silent Eye During a recent journey to visit our family in Australia, we were on the long second leg from Dubai to Australia. Two middle-aged women of Arabic origin were seated in the row ahead and had caused considerable … Continue reading →