Originally posted on Jnana's Red Barn: I write to think through my life, one conundrum or experience at a time. First, collect bits. Evidence or insights or confounding experience. And then see where these go. Or even what sticks and what slips away.

Originally posted on Jnana's Red Barn: Among the mature trees surrounding our house are several black walnuts, including one that hangs over the 1928 one-story addition where our kitchen sits. Its open ceiling allows us to hang pots, pans, and stemware from the joists – shall we just call it a rustic look? –…

Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis: I came across this inspirational infograph by Essaymama on Shannon A. Thompson’s blog. We get to see where our favorite writers started, and how long it took them before they found success in the form of a bestseller. Some authors started out as young as 13 and others as…

Originally posted on evelynralph: Sixth October Blog Friday Blues A long long week is closing, I feel hung out to dry, Lost in time’s miasma, From my lips, the solace of sigh. A tiring force has grasped me, A weakening of the soul, Temperate though the weather, Weak as a new-born foal. If I could…

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Originally posted on Lizanne lost in a good book: This sensational novel has everything; passion, mystery, love, disappointment and humour.  A devastatingly handsome man, Mr Mark Hawksley, who is not all he seems, impresses all he encounters, from the no-nonsense northern factory owner, Mr Bulstrode, to the russet haired, penniless lady’s companion, Belinda Kite, just…

Originally posted on Jnana's Red Barn: I write to think through my life, one conundrum or experience at a time. First, collect bits. Evidence or insights or confounding experience. And then see where these go. Or even what sticks and what slips away.

Originally posted on Jnana's Red Barn: Among the mature trees surrounding our house are several black walnuts, including one that hangs over the 1928 one-story addition where our kitchen sits. Its open ceiling allows us to hang pots, pans, and stemware from the joists – shall we just call it a rustic look? –…

Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis: I came across this inspirational infograph by Essaymama on Shannon A. Thompson’s blog. We get to see where our favorite writers started, and how long it took them before they found success in the form of a bestseller. Some authors started out as young as 13 and others as…

Originally posted on evelynralph: Sixth October Blog Friday Blues A long long week is closing, I feel hung out to dry, Lost in time’s miasma, From my lips, the solace of sigh. A tiring force has grasped me, A weakening of the soul, Temperate though the weather, Weak as a new-born foal. If I could…

Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Sue Vincent's Daily Echo View original post

Originally posted on Lizanne lost in a good book: This sensational novel has everything; passion, mystery, love, disappointment and humour.  A devastatingly handsome man, Mr Mark Hawksley, who is not all he seems, impresses all he encounters, from the no-nonsense northern factory owner, Mr Bulstrode, to the russet haired, penniless lady’s companion, Belinda Kite, just…