Archive | April 22, 2018
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Loving Someone Who Hurts You
Originally posted on Hannah Howe:
Loving Someone Who Hurts You My novel Sam’s Song discusses the taboo subject of domestic violence. Many thanks to Sarah Fader for this guest post. Domestic violence is a serious problem that affects people of all races and genders. There are two parties involved in an abusive relationship, the abuser…
Angel Messages April 22 2018
Originally posted on Annette Rochelle Aben:
Your Daily Message from Angels… FALL in LOVE with YOUR VOICE! We love you Sounds special, Angels!!!
#NationalPoetryMonth – #SummerMagic – Title Poem
Originally posted on The Write Stuff:
? This is the poem that started the book, and I hope you like it. I will probably post one more tomorrow, and then try to get back with my “regularly scheduled programming” next week, if all goes well, and I’m able to resume my normal workload. In the…
Chaos: Blessing or Curse? – Guest Post by, Tina Frisco…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
This past winter was a difficult time for me. Family issues, chronic illness, and an irrational and unpredictable government challenged me to cope on a daily basis and left me depleted. I wanted to shut the door on the chaotic energies flooding my being, but…
LET’S TALK FANTASY NOVELS!!!!
Originally posted on Books & Entertainment Network:
ACCORDING TO WIKIPEDIA! Fantasy literature is literature set in an imaginary universe, often but not always without any locations, events, or people from the real world. Magic, the supernatural and magical creatures are common in many of these imaginary worlds. Fantasy is a sub genre of speculative fiction and is distinguished from the genres of science fiction and horror by the absence…
An unreliable epitomator
Originally posted on Tallis Steelyard:
It is one of the paltry niceties of modern literary life that somehow irritate me. Have you noticed how long novels can be! They go on for ever, and nothing ever happens. Not only that but if by some oversight the novelist allows themselves the frisson of excitement that comes…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 