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A Giant Step for Mankind ~ Anurag Bakhshi #writephoto

Posted on August 19, 2019 by Sue Vincent

It was the 12th day of our journey, and I was exhausted, drained of all the enthusiasm and excitement that I had started off with. I just wanted to reach our destination and get it all over with. Next to … Continue reading →

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Home Invasion ~ Anurag Bakhshi #writephoto

Posted on April 8, 2019 by Sue Vincent

I could smell them long before they came in, dirty, stinky creatures all of them. “Not in my home, not in my home,” I prayed with all my might, but the almighty must have been fast asleep, for they made … Continue reading →

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The Sword in the Wall ~ Anurag Bakhshi #writephoto

Posted on February 11, 2019 by Sue Vincent

He looked around carefully to see that he was alone. Then cast a few spells to check again. In their world, walls didn’t just have ears, but eyes too. Satisfied that he was well-cloaked from any magical surveillance, he walked … Continue reading →

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Original tales

Posted on March 17, 2017 by Sue Vincent

I was writing late last night and, on re-reading what I had written became aware of an odd juxtaposition of certain words. They took me straight back to a book where a particular passage had left its mark. There was … Continue reading →