Cage Dunn's Blog, page 59

Launch Lessons

Originally posted on binneyblog:
When it came to my book launch, it could only have taken place at the Legion. The Legion has been my home away from home for the last nine years. The menfolk at the Legion, fresh from their golf games and Mason meetings, are quite accustomed to my sense of humour…

Scene 3: The Old Lady & the Mad Horse

Scene 1       Scene 2 The new sign, bright white background with thick black letters, was very simple: Horse. It should be enough to pique some interest. Either to ask questions, or bring people. If she was lucky, someone who’d tell Hella she couldn’t do anything with him because he wasn’t hers. If one … Continue reading Scene 3: The Old Lady & the Mad Horse

Monday Funnies…

Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
I don’t know if you need this today, but I definitely, most desperately, do need this! … and maybe another coffee Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog View original post Advertisements

The Big Dream

Two super-duper huge lotto jackpots in the one week! Woo-hoo! Who wouldn’t buy a ticket, just in case the big dream knocked at their door? And, yes, someone won the Tuesday big jackpot (how much was it? I don’t remember, but it was B.I.G.), and it wasn’t me. Wanna know why? No ticket. No ticket, … Continue reading The Big Dream

Happy National Book Lovers Day

Originally posted on bluebird of bitterness:
And I almost forgot (‘cos I was busy reading) … Courtesy of blue bird of bitterness bluebird of bitterness View original post Advertisements

Scene 2: The Old lady & the Mad Horse

Scene 1. Scene 2. “So who owns him?” Hella asked. She tried to tuck two long wisps of hair back under her scarf. Being unwashed was bad enough, but showing off the thinness of her pale hair was unbearable. No one needed to know how blotchy her scalp was, or how flaky, or that she … Continue reading Scene 2: The Old lady & the Mad Horse

Monday Funnies…

Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
Wait ’til you get to the last one! This is absolutely wonderful, wonderful, apt. Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog View original post Advertisements

Caturday funnies — Barkalounger edition

Originally posted on bluebird of bitterness:
It’s a dog’s job to provide warmth and comfort … right? You will love these! bluebird of bitterness View original post Advertisements

Elegy

Originally posted on parallax:
Energetic – Word of the Day The creek line along the outer wall of King’s Canyon. Elegy For Mother I stopped on the rise where the trail opens to a valley, and sat for a while admiring your view. I took off my shoes and savoured your sand, ran my hands…

Scene 1: The Old Lady and the Mad Horse

Because I’m on a deadline to get a novella finished within the next nine (9!) days, I’m going to share the first scene from one of the new Australian-background stories. Enjoy. Australiana, Women’s Fiction – oh, and the title may change (and this is first draft, so I’m happy to take feedback and comments – … Continue reading Scene 1: The Old Lady and the Mad Horse