May Day
So far I’ve been enjoying the spring. Even in darkness of heavy rain, where the colours seem to stand out … Continue reading May Day
Quirky Kick-start
There are times when I feel drained of creativity, unable to eke out a single sentence or scribble. Other times … Continue reading Quirky Kick-start
Challenge #3. A classic by a woman author- Strong Poison, by Dorothy L. Sayers.
The first Lord Peter Wimsey detective story I ever read was Five Red Herrings. I have to admit that … Continue reading Challenge #3. A classic by a woman author- Strong Poison, by Dorothy L. Sayers.
April Milestones
I love the transitions that April brings, when finally –finally– the plants come alive. Willow buds and plum blossoms stand … Continue reading April Milestones
Challenge #2: A 20th century classic- The Problem of Pain, by C.S. Lewis
My copy- correction, my Grandparent’s copy- of the Problem of Pain is a beautifully vintage book. The tawny pages … Continue reading Challenge #2: A 20th century classic- The Problem of Pain, by C.S. Lewis
Reforged
I love creating scenes and stories, but Inspiration has an odd sense of timing. Ideas usually seem to come while … Continue reading Reforged
Challenge #7: A Gothic or horror classic- The Picture of Dorian Gray, by Oscar Wilde
I picked up The Picture of Dorian Gray because the idea of the story intrigued me. It’s certainly … Continue reading Challenge #7: A Gothic or horror classic- The Picture of Dorian Gray, by Oscar Wilde
