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Caturday funnies

Originally posted on bluebird of bitterness:
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Interested? Out next week …

Blurb: Brimpaen. A country town in rural Victoria, Australia. It was supposed to be a quiet place for a cyber-researcher to take up a new role after the attempt on her life. But the town bristles with an undercurrent of fear that newly arrived Hella Solaris, recently retired from covert ops, can’t leave alone. The … Continue reading Interested? Out next week …

A Thriller Novel …

The new novel is almost done. It has a proper title and — ta-da!!! — *flourish* a cover. Unless the cover gets slammed by all and sundry, this is what it will most likely be:   You’re right. There is no horse, no old lady, and no old manila folder on it … but … … Continue reading A Thriller Novel …

Have a New Idea? Don’t Start Writing (Yet)

Originally posted on Novelty Revisions:
This is going to sound bad. But a few weeks ago, I spent an entire church service thinking about an idea I had for a new writing project. The idea had found me the night before, and I had somehow miraculously managed to fall asleep despite the sudden rush of…

From NASA with love #54: a laugh around

Originally posted on Frank Prem Poetry:
heart like a wheel I turn around and around heart Like a wheel I spin emotions turn around and around I weep when I pause to think I laugh and go around and around ~

Every Horse Remembered – Lest We Forget.

Originally posted on HorseAddict:
Every Horse Remembered. Lest We Forget.   My response to Six Word Saturday. Ownerless horse on the battlefield. by Adam Albrecht The wounded brought by mules to the dressing station by Stanley Spencer September 1916. Animals in War memorial Hyde Park, London , England The Brooke. Action for working horses and donkeys…

I Hope Someone Remembers – a poem by Paul Vincent Cannon

Originally posted on parallax:
Photo: https://media.iwm.org.uk/ciim5/36/103... A World War 1 trench, not quite the Hyatt, Hilton or whatever, way beyond my experience. I Hope Someone Remembers Trenches could not be loved, they were open tombs, flooded, muddied, with congealed wire garlands and sodden timber treads, and the stench of the living dead all round, their…

Chapter 7 – Cam the Cop

An excerpt from the current WIP: The Old Woman and the Mad Horse – a Case File for the Big Three Mining Investigations (and yes, I think that may be the title!). The paperwork was built up like blockwork until it overwhelmed the in-tray. The out-tray was worse. It was a constant. As much as … Continue reading Chapter 7 – Cam the Cop

Three Things for this situation:

Not the way it’s set out to do the thing, but that’s life – I tend to be a bit of a rebel anyway, so I saw the ‘Name Three Things‘ and because of my issues earlier today, I put it to myself with my own question: What Three Things Can I Do With It … Continue reading Three Things for this situation:

Face time: fun with food edition

Originally posted on bluebird of bitterness:
I think I have an affiliation with the meat-monster … Go ahead, have a laugh! Thanks to bluebirdofbitterness bluebird of bitterness View original post Advertisements