My other half frequently praises that I am quite clever. This is an unusual case-in-point with which I had to agree. It involved canned quail eggs.We have a wonderful international grocery store not far from our house. You can stroll … Continue reading →
It’s that time again. We hope you had a safe holiday and can kick back to enjoy a little fiction. A. Catherine Noon Darla M. Sands
Continue reading →Well, it’s the final Thursday of the year. I’ll kick us off with something silly and rely on my wonderful fellow writers for anything weighty or meaningful. In the meantime, I hope you enjoy! A. Catherine Noon Darla M. Sands … Continue reading →
I wonder if everyone is feeling as exhausted as I am after Christmas Day? Today, my hubby and I and three of our children drove to Adelaide from Melbourne, for a three day stay. It’s an eight hour drive, that … Continue reading →
Happy Holidays! In case you’re taking a much-deserved break from festivities, here’s a little light reading for your enjoyment. Darla M. Sands: “Christmas Balls”
Continue reading →Happy Thursday! I’ll kick us off today and look forward to reading what our other contributors compile as the day progresses. Darla M. Sands Debbie Cairo
Continue reading →As part of my reintroduction to writing this year, I began participating in a monthly drabble challenge. Drabbles are defined in this case as 100 word stories (or 200 for double drabbles and 300 for triple drabbles). Drabbles are challenging, … Continue reading →
Friday is here, so kick back and enjoy these reads by our contributing authors. We love to share and appreciate your time reading. Please tell us what you think. And Happy Friday! A. Catherine Noon Darla M. Sands
Continue reading →Wow. Is it Thursday again already? ~pants~ Here are our lists from our group of contributors. If you see something you like, remember to leave a comment! The authors will thank you! 🙂 A. Catherine Noon Darla M. Sands And … Continue reading →
So, this Wiley Wednesday, I decided to share with you a story. This is how a work of fiction evolves far beyond what the author may originally intend, a feeling that I’m sure we all know very well. This is … Continue reading →