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Tag Archives: Jim Webster
Protagonist in the Hotseat of Truth – Tallis Steelyard
Reblogged from Tallis Steelyard: Welcome to the Hotseat of Truth, a device in which a protagonist is trapped. The only way to escape is to answer five searching questions completely honestly or the Hotseat will consume them to ashes! Today’s … Continue reading
Ship your oars ~ Tallis Steelyard
Reblogged from Jim Webster at Tallis Steelyard: There are those who claim, not unreasonably, that usurers and those in their employ are persons sunk deep in perpetual misery. Indeed I confess there are times when I wonder if they are … Continue reading
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Tagged chamber pots, Jim Webster, Port Naain, regatta, wedding dress, whirlpool
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The labourer is worthy of his hire ~ Tallis Steelyard
Reblogged from Jim Webster as Tallis Steelyard: It is a question that may need to be asked. Should night-soil collectors seek to rise above their station? I only ask because of the sad case of Jaysen. He was a night-soil … Continue reading
Noteworthy ~ Tallis Steelyard (aka Jim Webster) on tour with two new books…
Far be it from me to mock musicians. After all, some of them are competent, accomplished, excellent company and masters of their art. Indeed I would swear to this in a court of law, because I’ve worked with all three … Continue reading
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Tagged blog tour, Books, Humour, Jim Webster, new book, Port Naain, Tallis Steelyard
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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
The hacksilver orchestra ~ Tallis Steelyard
Reblogged from Tallis Steelyard: In my chronicling of the life of Mistress Maljie I would be remiss if I neglected to mention the incident of the hacksilver orchestra. As a young woman in Port Naain, Maljie had known many musicians. … Continue reading
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Tagged hacksilver, inamorata of a pirate captain, Jim Webster, musicians valued by weight, percussion, Port Naain
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Milk maids? ~ Short story and a reviewer’s insight into the world of Tallis Steelyard
Reblogged from Jim Webster, aka Tallis Steelyard: I am constantly reminded that it pays to project a wholesome image. I was with Shena, my lady wife, at an event held to inform and encourage writers. If memory serves, Saon Keeber … Continue reading
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Tagged a large axe, Jim Webster, milk, plum brandy, Port Naain, propriety, the importance of image
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Philosophically suspect ~ Tallis Steelyard
Reblogged from Jim Webster, aka Tallis Steelyard: If I was to say that Tullit Wheelbone has practiced philosophy for many years, you might get the wrong idea. Indeed people have claimed that my lady wife, Shena, has to be extremely … Continue reading
“Gentlemen behaving badly” ~ Tallis Steelyard guests at Writers Co-Op
Reblogged, a story from Jim Webster, aka Tallis Steelyard, who guests at Writers Co-Op: The blame for this whole sad episode I lay most firmly at the feet of Mutya Ardlevice, daughter of Calthrop Ardlevice. Old Calthrop himself was a … Continue reading