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Tag Archives: reading
Ani’s Advent 2020! Gifted authors…? Mylo and Geoff Le Pard…
There is always that one awkward person, You just cannot decide what to proffer When Christmas comes round Gifts seem thin on the ground But a book is a good thing to offer. You can go for adventure or romance … Continue reading
Thinking time
What is your criteria for a good book? Apart from wanting it to be well written and presented, what is it that you look for? Entertainment value? Information? Emotion, relaxation or a momentary escape from the humdrum round of daily … Continue reading
Posted in Books, writing
Tagged avid reader, learning from books, Lindisfarne Gospel, reading, stephen king
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Shattered Serenity ~ Mason Bushell #writephoto
Neath icy blue skies the morning tide laps against the rocky shore. The last rays of the silvery moon reflect in the waters. A calm serenity of nature if ever there was one. And yet the rippling waves bring with … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged #writephoto, #YDWordPrompt, comedy, cryptid, drunk, FOWC, funny, mermaid, puns, ragtagdailyprompt, reading, writing
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A Magical Token of Friendship ~ Mason Bushell #writephoto
They say; You have to believe it to see the magic. Twelve-year-old Elsie believed with all her heart. Every time she got the chance, she’d run through her back garden and into the ancient oak woods beyond. She’d make her … Continue reading
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Tagged creative writing, enchanting, fairy, fantasy, friendship, magic, prompt, reading, story, token, writephoto
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Kindling Gratefulness ~ Mason Bushell #writephoto
“Come on! Light … you pile … of crap!” Malky was panting light an asthmatic, and despite the sweat dripping down his nose, he was shivering in the biting cold air. He continued to saw with his crescent-shaped bow, made … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged #shortstory, #YDWordPrompt, crescent, fire, frustrate, grateful, reading, rescue, survival, thankful, writephoto, writing
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Roaming the Peaks Forevermore ~ Mason Bushell #writephoto
Branagh did what he always did, he walked aimlessly beneath the leaden, cloudy skies. His feet barely feeling the rocky ground and dried out grasses brushing his legs. His stride carried him through the peaks and troughs of the undulating … Continue reading
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Tagged #wordoftheday, #writephoto, benevolent, cloudy, creative writing, flash story, murder, reading, writing
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Fenella’s Island ~ Mason Bushell #writephoto
Fenella had grown into a tomboyish teen beside the ancient highland loch. She’d learned at school beneath the sandstone spire of the village church. Her life one big adventure amid the pastel cottages, rolling green hills, evergreen forests and majestic … Continue reading
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Tagged #wordoftheday, #writephoto, adventure, creative writing, demon, fairy, fantasy, Jester, mysterious, reading, short story, writingcommunity
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#AuthorChat Q & A With D.G. Kaye, Featuring Claire Fullerton and Little Tea
Reblogged from D. G. Kaye: Welcome to the second of my June interviews at my #AuthorChat – Q & A with D.G. Kaye. Today I’m excited to be featuring author Claire Fullerton with her new release, Little Tea. Claire writes … Continue reading
You READ – but do you leave REVIEWS? – by Chris Graham (aka The Story Reading Ape)
Reblogged from TRSA: Continue reading at TRSA