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Struggles of the Women Folk by T M Brown
Originally posted on Giselle's thoughts:
Genres: African American fiction, historical fiction, women’s issues. ? Themes: family dynamics, romance, perseverance (sp) “Struggles of the Women Folk” is based on fictional characters created from stories my grandma shared with me when I was child. It is the story of Georgie, a young Black girl in the South during…
Dentist or scary monster?
Originally posted on Daleen Viljoen's Blog:
Odontophobia refers to the fear of dentistry and receiving dental care. It doesn’t sound irrational to me. In fact I am terrified of dentists. I took my 10 year old to the dentist and by the time I left, I was trembling and had difficulty breathing. It took…
#6 The Wallace Archive (A Research Visit amidst Personal Musings) – a temporary break with blog convention (well this one) as I conduct research at The Harry Ransom Center, Austin, TX
Originally posted on the textual silence project…:
a sign that i can instagram… Day Six: and it’s cold again. trust a brit to keep making a fuss about the weather. in the reading room i pick up from where i’d left off the night before, and after feeling buoyed by what i’d been reading in…
Interview With John Tucker
Originally posted on Center Stage With John Reinhard Dizon:
? John Tucker is another one of my partners in prose, a trusted friend and ally in my war against the publishing industry. His Bemused and Bedeviled series and The Rask Trilogy have established his reputation as an indie author, and he is admired by his colleagues…
Stars and Rain
Originally posted on Regina Puckett:
Stars and Rain Regina Puckett I listened to the sound of silence And it sounded a lot like defiance It whispered to me in a low growl That soon turned into a vulgar howl So I covered my ears and prayed But it haunting echo hung and stayed When I…
Made in Austria
Originally posted on The New Psalmanazar:
It is a little known fact that the god Vishnu was born in an Alpine village of the Austrian Tyrol.
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 