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January 23, 2015
ME AND MY STUFF
Well, I am moving. Of course, this comes with high hope and unsettling realizations. I can take a little credit for keeping everything (all my clutter) neat and clean and for giving things away when I could sell them. That is right to do if you can do it; therefore, on second thought, no brownie […]
January 9, 2015
CARMEN SANCHEZ, A TRIBUTE TO MY MOTHER
My mother, Carmen Sanchez (or Carmelita/Carmecita/Carmita as her family often called her) was born in Havana, Cuba, the youngest of ten children. She grew up poor and fatherless, since her father passed away when she was only two. In the photo above, we are in Cuba, and I am holding her hand. My older sister, […]
January 4, 2015
THE MADNESS OF POETRY
I had sent my newly published poetry book to my friend, John, someone I have known for many years. Weeks later, I asked if he had received it, and what he thought of the book. He responded with, “I have been rather absorbed in my own world which has been a struggle. I have been […]
December 21, 2014
THE DICKENS SPIRIT, NOW AND ALWAYS
Among my favorite teachers was one of the two male teachers in an all-girl high school. He taught English, my favorite subject. In junior year, he took our class to see the Christmas show at Radio City Music Hall. The original black and white version of A Christmas Carol featuring Alastair Sim was part of […]
December 17, 2014
CELEBRATING FROM THE HEART
On this month’s Heart-to-Heart with Kyrian radio show, my guests, Michael John Sullivan and Kathleen Nash shared their experience of having been homeless. They also talked about their recovery and their advocacy for the homeless. They have wonderful messages for everyone struggling and anyone who cares about the struggles of others. You can listen in […]
November 27, 2014
THANKSGIVING MESSAGE
I am grateful for imperfection, silliness, and madness.
I am grateful for fantasy and imagination.
I am grateful for kindness, for hugs and all the love and light in the universe.
I am grateful because there is something beautiful in everyone.
I am grateful for fantasy and imagination.
I am grateful for kindness, for hugs and all the love and light in the universe.
I am grateful because there is something beautiful in everyone.
November 18, 2014
EXCERPT FROM DEADLY VEILS
My recently published poetry book, ‘A Dark Rose Blooms’ contains a two-chapter excerpt from my Deadly Veils series Book One, Provenance of Bondage. I created a podcast of me reading the first chapter of the excerpt, and I am including the text version as well. Here is the podcast: Transcript of excerpt: CHAPTER ONE There […]
November 10, 2014
INTERVIEW WITH AUTHOR LAURIE KOZLOWSKI
Serendipity Summer is a wonderfully written love story reminiscent of classic old movies with its simplicity, angst, sweet romance, goofy moments and comedy. The author provides excellent visuals with descriptive scenes and characters we care about—Anna, a warm, courageous woman with admirable strength and Jake, who will ultimately win you over with his tender heart. […]
October 30, 2014
IT’S HALLOWEEN!
Like many of you, I love Halloween! I have fond memories of past Halloweens and get excited about it in every new season. We did a Halloween show on ‘Heart-to-Heart with Kyrian’ tonight and here is the podcast if you’d like to hear it. It was silly fun, and we enjoyed it. During the show, […]
October 24, 2014
A DARK ROSE BLOOMS WORLDWIDE RELEASE
Such sweet memories I recall When the sun blinds my eye, And bluebirds of joy and contentment cry. The ones that are cold, Frightening omens foretold, I want to make them slip away, Yet they’ll haunt me night and day. Kyrian Lyndon ‘A Dark Rose Blooms’ available now on Amazon.com For years, I have been […]
