Hello! My friend Katie Gerke is raising money for a new wheelchair. I won’t repeat the details. If you are interested, you can click through the...
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Interview with Sam Hopper
Samantha Hopper gave herself the best possible birthday present. She published the first book Links of the Two Worlds of the Rise of the Royals Series yesterday amid balloons and cake and joyful singing of her family.
Continue reading...I love my writers’ group
I am grateful to this group. Community is so important. I hope you have people around you who share your passions, interests, and longings. I pray you give and take support freely and abundantly.
Continue reading...Field Trip!
Do you have a group of like minded fellows in your craft or hobby? There is nothing like “talking shop” and sharing projects with someone whose eyes light up with mutual joy. Being understood by another is a profound human requirement, and I am deeply blessed in this department.
Continue reading...The John Murphys
The premise is that a woman who is embittered with modern life and especially trying to find a romantic lead responds to the profile of a disabled man. He has an android that looks exactly like him, hence the Two John Murphys. The Droid asks the bitter woman to teach him about love.
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“The Myxolidian Mercy Plea Protocol begins with the Rachnorgat’s (Mercy Slave) name. “I, Leoshine, daughter of Curtstas the Mayor of Myxolidia …” and ends with starvation, beatings, and death by exposure.
Continue reading...New Year’s Virtue
What virtue are we going to highlight for 2020? How are we going to be, I mean really BE; accentuate the Being part of our species nomenclature instead of trying to be Human Doings?
Continue reading...Changed Endings
I read a Romance novel the other day. The author is long dead and the culture she wrote in has rolled up like a lizard tongue touching hot concrete.
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We have looped back to fireside days, to huddling in caves on rainy days and listening to grandmother relate her childhood while we shell peas.
Continue reading...Where Words Come Alive
“Tell me a story!” How many times have you heard that phrase?
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