Tag: #Magical
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The Midnight Bookshop: Your next favourite magical realism book #Fiction
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You don’t choose the book. The book chooses you… ‘A book I was sorry to finish.‘ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘A timeless story that emphasizes the healing and transformative power of books.’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ –Long ago, a bookshop was born – the beating heart of all those who find hope within the pages of a book. With the words…
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Round and Round by Terry Tyler #Fiction #Ghost Paranormal Fantasy #Review @TerryTyler4
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Terry Tyler’s ninth published work is a 36,000 word novella, i.e. between a third and half as long as a full length novel. Four Valentine cards – from four different men! Sophie Heron’s fortieth birthday is looming, and she is fed up with her job, her relationship, her whole life – not to mention her…
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Snow… at last…
We were promised a little snow yesterday, but when the magical flakes began to fall, they were few and far between, and after ten minutes, they stopped falling altogether. We are used to being disappointed here in Hampshire. It’s the same with thunder storms too. All around us can have it all going on, but…
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Fairies, Myths & Magic 11: A Winter Celebration… Colleen Chesebro… #Fantasy Anthologies
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In this second book in the Fairies, Myths, & Magic series, step into a world where dark fairies and other magical beings converge in a collection of poetry and short stories inspired by winter and the celebration of the winter solstice. From autumn’s scary fairies to the forgotten female characters of Yule, prepare to embrace…
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The Last Dragon in London by Widdershins ~ #Historical Fantasy ~ Review
About the Author Widdershins I was born in England on a crisp autumn eve in 1958, emigrated to Australia at the tender age of two, and moved to Canada in 2004 where I married the love of my life. I left school when I was fourteen, and thereafter continued my education via libraries, books, and…
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Windblown stone…
Posted on March 20, 2021 by Sue Vincent Still stuck at home…possibly for good now… I can still share memories and previous visits to places that have special meaning for me. Some, like Brimham, were magical, both in their own right and to the eyes o the child who wandered between the rocks… When I…
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#Writephoto ~ Fantasy ~ #Poetry
Thursday photo prompt: Fantasy #writephoto For visually challenged writers, the image shows a green landscape of rolling hills and an island in a bay. In the foreground, pastel-painted buildings and a tall clock tower are surrounded by summer trees. Flipping through the pagesOf someone’s imagination is one thingHere, you get to walk through fantasymade real. You…