Lenora Rogers's Blog, page 183
February 14, 2014
A Valentine
Great blog
Originally posted on Making Believe:
Valentine’s Day! A simple celebration of love.
Do you know the history behind it?
How the Roman Emperoer, so afraid that his soldiers wouldn’t want to go to war, outlawed marriage. But young men and women still fell in love, and still wanted to marry. So they went to the Catholic Bishop, Valentine, and asked him to perform the ceremonies. Valentine understood how these young couples felt about each other, and understood the need to marry...
February 13, 2014
Irina Karatcheva
Amazing talent in Singing and acting and a great supporter of the Arts
Originally posted on Lenora's Culture Center and Foray into History:
Russian Actress, Singer and Voice Coach
I have been friends with this wonderful lady for some time on Facebook and found her to be very fascinating. She is a very busy woman and is involved in some great things and I would like to share a little about her.
Malta’s Film Industry
Malta’s Film Industry. Great films are being made on this tiny island. Director Ray Mizzi is one of the greats among them.
just getting started
Welcome to the blogging world. Great work. Glad to have you as part of the PDMI Family
Originally posted on vmanartblog:
Here are some samples of the art I’ve done. I’ll be adding more as time goes on
The Tarot Of “Vanishing Point” (1971 film)
Originally posted on Vampire Syndrome Blog:
The 22 Major Arcana of the Tarot, as presented in the 1971 motion picture
Vanishing Point
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Interpretation originally written on 08 March 2006 by
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01. Opening Sequence: black Imperial and white Challenger, both driven by Kowalski, passing each other = Judgment (transcending reality, emerging from death, rebirth)
February 8, 2014
Guest Post and Review: WRITING SCARY SCENES by Rayne Hall
My review: This handy writing resource will be a hit with writers of all genres. With a plethora of suggestions and examples, Writing Scary Scenes will help you add tension to your manuscript. How can you employ film-making techniques to raise the stakes? How will you raise your reader's pulse just enough to be powerful? These questions and more are answered in this great book.
Etangs de Phalempin en été, roseaux et graminées
Reblogged from Raphael Seygnovert, Artiste Peintre:
Ponds of Phalempin in summer, bulrush & graminaceous
Pastel sec sur papier Art Spectrum. 2013 (65x45cm)
Pastel on paper Art Spectrum. 2013 (65x45cm)
Beautiful art
February 7, 2014
An Interview ~ With Etta Jean on Chronicles of Summer
Reblogged from Victoria Adams' Reading Alcove:
Frequently in the Alcove, we take the time to wander off into the world of fiction to see what the process of telling a tale does to enlighten the many facets of learning, thinking, exploring the universe. Both the one we find within and the one we find without. A fundamental question in the quest relates to creativity. Who does, what is it, how does it contribute to the history and future of the universe and to us as human beings.
February 3, 2014
Author Beware—What to Look for in an Indie Publisher
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
Original image via Flickr Creative Commons, courtesy of geishaboy
On Wednesday, we talked about all the types of publishing paths and how the new paradigm is becoming increasingly flexible and author-friendly. There is no “right path” only a path that is right for you, which we will talk about in a moment.
To keep up with all the changes in The Digital Age, we created WANACon, which is a virtual conference and as close to the real thing one can get with...
Author Beware---What to Look for in an Indie Publisher
Reblogged from Kristen Lamb's Blog:
On Wednesday, we talked about all the types of publishing paths and how the new paradigm is becoming increasingly flexible and author-friendly. There is no "right path" only a path that is right for you, which we will talk about in a moment.
To keep up with all the changes in The Digital Age, we created WANACon, which is a virtual conference and as close to the real thing one can get without a holo-deck.
