Tag Archives: justice

Gone fishing ~ Tallis Steelyard

Posted on June 9, 2020 by Sue Vincent

Reblogged from Jim Webster, aka Tallis Steelyard: Let it be admitted that Maljie has her informal side. There are times when she unbends slightly. Mind you this unbending is reserved for a select group, sometimes known as the lesser mendicants. … Continue reading →

Posted in reblog | Tagged bread and butter, fishing, justice, law, mercy, short hair | 2 Comments

Silent Justice ~ Tallis Steelyard at M T McGuire, Authorholic

Posted on November 15, 2019 by Sue Vincent

Reblogged from M T McGuire, Authorholic: There are new releases a plenty over the next ten days, not just from me, so rather than bang on about mine, let’s talk about Jim Webster’s new … whoop? … of books this … Continue reading →

Posted in reblog | Tagged drunken weddings, justice, sedan chairs, student prank, the Order of Illuminated Seditionists | Leave a comment

Something spicy this way comes ~ Tallis Steelyard

Posted on November 4, 2019 by Sue Vincent

Reblogged from Jim Webster aka Tallis Steelyard: For once, none of this was Laxey’s fault. It couldn’t be, he wasn’t even in Port Naain, but instead was in a distant mountain monastery drinking coffee so strong that past and future … Continue reading →

Posted in reblog | Tagged bathtime, Devil's Pomatum, justice, shingles, the Hermeneutic Catharine wheel | 4 Comments

A Call For Guest Posts for the ULS, The Underground Library Society ~ Charles French

Posted on July 19, 2018 by Sue Vincent

Reblogged from Charles French: Hello to everyone! I recently had an excellent guest post from Josh Gross, a wonderful blogger. I am sending out a request to anyone who would like to join the ULS, the Underground Library Society, and … Continue reading →

Posted in reblog | Tagged art, authors, beauty, Bethlehem PA, blogging, Books, commentary, creative writing, creativity, education, fiction, hope, humanity, ideas, imagination, injustice, inspiration, Inspirational, justice, knowledge, learning, Lehigh University, Lehigh University English Department, Life, literature, nonfiction, novel, novels, publishing, reading, stories, story-telling, students, teaching, truth, ULS, Underground Library Society, writing, writing tools | 1 Comment

Eternal vigilance ~ Tallis Steelyard

Posted on July 17, 2018 by Sue Vincent

Reblogged from Tallis Steelyard: It has been said that whilst Justice might not sleep in Port Naain, there are times when it dozes on the job and honest citizens have to step into the breach and ensure that justice is … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged bit fakes, fantasy, fiction, glaze spankers, humour, Jim Webster, justice, Port Naain, prigs, scamps, soup, well hung | 2 Comments

Just desserts…

Posted on January 28, 2018 by Sue Vincent

“No…! Really? That’s terrible…” It may well have been, but I doubt the subject of their gossip would have appreciated the evident relish with which the two women were discussing her misfortunes. I wasn’t eavesdropping, the strident voices were inescapable … Continue reading →

Posted in The Silent Eye | Tagged balancing the scales, justice, karma, misconception, responsibility | 5 Comments

Tidal Waves– Iain Kelly #writephoto

Posted on October 28, 2017 by Sue Vincent

Hands in her pockets, Elizabeth looked down from the top of the cliffs. The tide had receded gradually over the afternoon, revealing the seaweed-covered rocks, sand and pebbles of the seabed. The memory of the place was burned into her … Continue reading →

Posted in photo prompt | Tagged assault, bay, creative writing, crime, criminal, flash fiction, guilty, human trafficking, justice, literature, murder, police, sea, short story, thriller, Thursday Photo Prompt, tide, victim, waves, writing prompt | Leave a comment

Empty by Isabel Caves #writephoto

Posted on March 26, 2017 by Sue Vincent

“It’s empty.” “No it’s not,” I snapped. We were trekking through my mind, for crying out loud. It was not empty. “The transporter’s faulty,” I grumbled. “It probably sent us into your mind instead. That’s always been empty.” Continue reading … Continue reading →