Originally posted on Writer's Treasure Chest:
Picture courtesy of: http://preventioncdnndg.org/ ****************************************************************************** JURY: I am honored to announce that the following authors have agreed to participate as judges in the jury who will decide on the winners of the contest: Author Raymond Walker Author Sherry Perkins Author A. J. Alexander Thank you, authors, for your…
Originally posted on Cats of Cole Manor:
This site is dedicated to three of the most interesting cats I’ve ever met! Joey, Simon, and Beatriz! As I continue to reside at Cole Manor, I endeavor to chronicle their lives in all their splendor! This is Simon Eugene Banks (pronounced Bonks) the Third resting in the…
Originally posted on NATURE MEETS MIND:
A LONG, LONG TIME AGO, PLANTS AND ANIMALS WERE PEOPLE. So the Southern Pomo and Coast Miwok story goes. One of those was Coyote, who made the world from the Sonoma Mountaintop. The elders of Coyote’s village became giant redwood trees, and they were coloured blood-red to remind everyone…
A brilliant and unexpected story. I loved it. Wow.
Originally posted on Vampire Maman:
A Lunch Date With Zombies Fridays are usually my lunch hunt date. I switched things up this week and took Cody, my young “Vampire in Training” out with me today. Lunch dates are fun ways for Vampires to hunt right out in the open. They involve fun, flirting, a bit of…
Originally posted on Vampire Maman:
Under Currents By Nora Roberts I’m currently reading Under Currents. I’ve been reading books by Nora Roberts for years. I’ve loved her stand alone books. I’ve loved the trilogies. The books in the J.D. Robb In Death Series are my absolute favorites. This one is different. Below is the official…
Originally posted on Vampire Maman:
Captured Bride: A weird little story of romance (sort of), personal growth, and Vampires. I was minding my own business, outside tending my herb garden, when someone throws a blanket over my head, hauls me up on a horse and takes me to God only knows where. After what seemed…
Originally posted on (Travalanche):
“I sure wish these bean counters would let us be funny again!” The origin of this post: A few days ago someone on social media asserted with enormous confidence, that “the Code hurt the Marx Brothers” (meaning, if you’re new to such things, that the Motion Picture Production Code, a.k.a. the…
Originally posted on Vampire Maman:
Many people believe the negative origin of “Friday the 13th” comes from the demise of the Knights Templar on Friday the 13th. Some say the roots are more ancient, perhaps connected to the Last Supper or maybe even earlier events. I’m not superstitious and generally have little or no patience…
Originally posted on cosistories:
The mermaid watched the human’s ship go down. People screamed for help. Some people swore. The quiet ones cried. The mermaid was one with the water. She was one with the waves. If anyone looked her way, they would see just the tangled green of her dreadlocks and assume it was…
