Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes:
Those of you who have read Enders will already have heard of Lupa. Just the fiddly bit left to do then you can read her story. One Lupa sat in the dull morning light that fell through the kitchen window with Elina wriggling on her lap. Both mother and…

Originally posted on Jane Dougherty Writes:
Lizard scuttles Stump-tailed bark-coloured To the safety Of the rough stone wall. Cat yawns Hooded-eyed Satin-sleek old roué The twitching stick tail half-forgotten Beneath his godlike paw. Lizard waits Cold-eyed Dull-brained In a cool crack With grains of sand And the wrinkled remains Of dry dead leaves. Sides heave…

Originally posted on Author – Richard F Holmes:
I came across this truly beautiful piece by one of my favourite men of the moment, the wonderful Rabindrinath Tagore. It’s a section from one of Tagore’s most famous works, Gitanjali. I hope it inspires you in the same way it inspired me. I know that the…

Originally posted on MARSocial Author Business Enhancement with Colin Albin:
The Journey is the sixth chapter of Tom’s Tales. In it we hear all about a chap called Gordon who discovered he was adopted when he was a teenager. After much heart searching, he eventually decides to make a journey to meet his ‘real’ mother.…