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Prose and Cons in Brantford
Originally posted on Joanne Guidoccio:
L-R Fred Thursfield, Catherine Astolfo, Rick Blechta, Joanne Guidoccio, Scott Stockdale Can a crime writer go too far? This was the theme of Saturday’s panel discussion on “Prose and Cons” in Brantford, Ontario. I participated, along with four other published mystery and crime authors: Catherine Astolfo, Rick Blechta, Scott Stockdale,…
Shakespeare died a nobody, then got famous by accident
With April 23 marking the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare, few will remember that his lasting fame almost did not happen. A brilliant post by the New York Times explains how t… Source: Shakespeare died a nobody, then got famous by accident
A Werewolf’s Paranormal-Scope
Originally posted on Nights of Passion:
Summer is around the corner and will burst on the scene with excitement. It’s the werewolves’ time to play. While I am not qualified in any way to read neither stars nor planets, I am intimately linked to the paranormal in the world in many ways. So are you.…
Leaf and Flame – Laughter on the dance floor
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
Photo by Barbara Walsh The Sunday morning guided meditation took the Companions back to the place where they had begun to seek answers to their own riddles. To begin the day in silent communion with a sense of something vast and sacred is no bad way to…
7 levels of my anxiety according to my mom
Originally posted on karenwritesmurder:
the 7 levels of anxiety according to mom ? While mom understood my anxiety she discouraged me to awfulise any situation stage 1 was tizzy level–all attacks no matter how bad should stay here. However if I should escalate here are the other levels that worsen by degree. 2. lather-solved by…
it’s a parent
Originally posted on Annette Rochelle Aben:
We began as babes But children we shall remain In a mother’s heart ©2016 Annette Rochelle Aben ?
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Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
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