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Paper Cutting Art
Originally posted on Colline's Blog:
At the China Now! festival that took place at the Harbourfront, my family and I went to look at the art exhibition. The hall was strung with paper cutting art. The designs were intricate and what one would expect of a Chinese designer. Banners of paper cutting. © Colline Kook-Chun,…
mash up
Originally posted on Annette Rochelle Aben:
This world is an amazing blend of you and me; of wind and rain of land and sea… Of day and night and loose and tight; of loud and quiet, of reason and riot… Because there will always be a blend we know that for you and me there…
New Podcast Up: Writing A Book By Committee
Originally posted on Writing Is Hard Work:
In this episode Ryan and I discuss an idea we have been kicking around: What if we gathered a bunch of writers together for about 8 days or so and created a novel together, then diveed it out to the writers to be written by the group? What would be…
An opportunity to discuss “TIME TO LET GO” with other readers
Originally posted on writerchristophfischer:
? ? Goodreads has its flaws with the hateful trolls and system errors, yet, let’s not forget that it was set up initially to bring together readers and books. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? One of the discussion groups over at Goodreads votes for two books to discuss…
Recommended Reads: Othella by Therin Knite
Originally posted on Suffolk Scribblings:
What a fantastic read. It is 60 years in the future and civilisation is close to collapse. To save the world, hard decisions need to be taken. The best scientists are brought to Arcadian Heights – a purpose-built oasis in this crumbling world – with one goal: to develop technologies…
HappyDay #101
Originally posted on weebletheringskite:
I think I am having withdrawals. I find my fingers typing youtube in my search bar without my permission. Because this is cool, and to ease my suffering, here’s a little something.. Maybe my next 100days challenge will be to find cool things folk made on the internet..
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 