Originally posted on Rachel A. M.:
In writing, there are always new goals to strive toward. There are also always new ways to feel less than. I’m not a real writer if I’m only writing for work. I’m not a real writer if I’m writing genre fiction, or if I’m writing flash fiction. I’m not…
Originally posted on Rachel A. M.:
I’m sure there was a time when I thought there was a process you needed to have in place before you could write. A distinct location or a certain amount of time. I don’t remember exactly when I tossed that idea aside, but I couldn’t have been a writer…
Originally posted on Blog de Leonel Licea:
Picture by me L. Licea Game Over (Español) En el fondo de la calle se perdía el sonido de sus pasos. No le quedaba mucho tiempo para alcanzar su objetivo y, lo peor, de ello dependía su muerte. Quien me lee pensará que estoy loco: ¿puede alguien correr…
Woke Man is often a Leader of some kind, someone Well Respected for his Work in some sort of Important Progressive Cause. Woke Man may, understandably, think pretty Highly of himself. He’s got quite a Clever Sense of Humor, you see. He’s got Helpful Insights and Wise Advice. He is Compassionate and Committed to Justice. […]… Read More Woke Men, Stop Shitting On Women by Trelawney Grenfell-Muir —
Originally posted on The Cemetery Enthusiast:
Webster Rural Cemetery is located on Ridge Rd. in Webster, NY. Established in about 1825, this is another very well kept site. There is a board when you enter tht has rules and regulations for the cemetery as well as a historical timeline explaining the formation of the cemetery…
Originally posted on Coven of the Wolfa:
“The chief duties of the ancient Priesthood were first, to find out the points of contact or unity between man and higher existences than himself; next, to discover the laws of man’s being, and teach him to adjust his actions to the will of those higher existences; and…
Originally posted on Unearthing the Gift:
RWS Tarot Centennial Edition I’m here with a fall recap/check-in. I did not get to write in the blog for September’s Walking With Mary Journey. But I did share about it over on my Instagram account. Halfway through, or maybe towards the beginning, I had a pretty bad cold…
Originally posted on The Halt:
Only in stopping can I see the blades turning above the strip farms. I blink out the frequency, one eye shuttered and released. On Saturday 31 August, I’ll be leading a walk along the Stainforth and Keadby canal to the eastern edge of South Yorkshire, taking in the rich, varied…
Originally posted on Invisible Mirrors:
I will be hosting the fourth Art, Ecology and Science Fiction talk at SVA on Saturday November 23rd from 6 – 9 pm. Our guest will be the writer, publisher and musician Mark Pilkington, founder and editor of Strange Attractor press and the author of Mirage Men (2010). Mark will present an historical…
Originally posted on Jackdaw Moor:
I first learned to knit when I was around 6 or 7, taught by my ever-patient Mum and Gran. As the years have gone by, I have enjoyed learning different techniques and styles, but I recently realised that I had never given much thought to the history of the craft…
