Cage Dunn's Blog, page 56

Amazon free ebook, one day only

Originally posted on Meeka's Mind:
Just a quick post to let you know that ‘How to Print your Novel with Kindle Direct Publishing‘ [ebook version] will be free in the US from 12:00am, September 26, 2018 till 11:59pm September 26, 2018. For the Eastern seaboard of Australia, 12:00am Seattle time [Amazon] translates to 5:00pm Melbourne…

A Man Who Wrote Poetry

I saw his name. I read his words. I felt it. Then I read the words of someone else. Those words sparked a sensation, a rawness, within me. “This is what I want, what I need,” I said. This is what I saw: … poet Mark Strand wrote, “There is something about Neruda—about the way … Continue reading A Man Who Wrote Poetry

Equinox

The Spring Equinox for those of us south of the equator. Days and nights of equal length. The crepuscular critters get out and about in the times we are more aware of them. I love those things – their sounds, shapes, the way they hide in the half-light as day fades or wakes. It is … Continue reading Equinox

Happy Caturday — fall equinox edition

Originally posted on bluebird of bitterness:
Contemplative Cat Day on the Equinox … brought to you by https://bluebirdofbitterness.com/2018... bluebird of bitterness View original post

Today in Literary History – September 21, 1937 – J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit is first published

Originally posted on bookworm norm:
The Hobbit, J.R.R. Tolkien’s now classic children’s fantasy novel, was first published on September 21, 1937. It is a quest-type novel and establishes the fictional world that Tolkien would flesh out in his later Lord of the Rings trilogy. Tolkien was an Oxford professor of Anglo-Saxon literature at the time and…

Strange juxtapositions

Originally posted on bluebird of bitterness:
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In Case …

I think I missed putting this out – I did, I did! Not to worry – it’s here now. A book of four short stories, soft sci-fi, slightly scary, and FREE, link on Cover (Not on Amazon, sorry!). A long journey, a lost soul, a destination in mind, and a task to perform. Which of … Continue reading In Case …

The Issue is Always Time … and

Well, today it’s time. I got the message from CreateSpace, so clicked on the button. Easy, I’ve seen where others have done it. Fast. A few minutes. Not for this little green duck (maybe I should’ve chosen a Muscovy duck as the mascot – no one messes with them!). 50 minutes later, it’s still swirling … Continue reading The Issue is Always Time … and

Voices #56: all

Originally posted on Frank Prem Poetry:
who? who? me? did I do something wrong? flowers I just do flowers that’s all ~ Poem #56 from a series of poems heard while on a visit to a second hand goods market and gathered together as: Voices in the Trash (and the Treasure). Back to Voices in…

I been …

Originally posted on Cage Dunn: Writer, Author, Teller-of-tall-tales:
There’s an old song, “I been everywhere, man” about – well, you listen. It’s Australian, (written by Geoff Mack) and it lists a few places, but it doesn’t list the one in my story. I love this song, and every time I packs me swag ready to…