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Tag Archives: religion
VICKI ABELSON’S WRITING CHALLENGE 2 – WHAT SCARES YOU?: THE DARKNESS OF MAN
In Vicki Ableson’s second 30 Day Writing Challenge, we are supposed to write about what scares us. This is going to be an interesting 30 days. Dr. Kay is back on speed-dial. ~*~ Day 9 of Vicki’s WC2… Woke up at 3 … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Journal, Life Is A Journey, Non-Fiction
Tagged darkness, different, dreams, fear, fire, man, religion, tribes, Vicki Ableson, writing, writing challenge
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VICKI ABELSON’S WRITING CHALLENGE 2 – WHAT SCARES YOU?: “CHRISTIANS”
In Vicki Ableson’s second 30 Day Writing Challenge, we are supposed to write about what scares us. This is going to be an interesting 30 days. Dr. Kay is back on speed-dial. ~*~ Day 7 of Vicki’s WC2… Still talking about what … Continue reading
OUT OF THE CLUTTER OF A WRITER’S MIND: THE CHICKEN OR THE EGG?
I had an interesting conversation with an older man on the train this morning. This is one of the things I like best about public transportation. We were sitting across from each other – the cars have some seats that … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Non-Fiction, Out Of The Clutter Of A Writer's Mind
Tagged creation, dialogue, God, myths, religion, spirituality, theology, transportation
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BOOK REVIEW – LILY CHILDS: CABARET OF DREAD, VOLUME I
Cabaret of Dread; a Horror Compendium by Lily Childs My rating: 5 of 5 stars Have I said before that Lily’s writing is breathtaking, dark, delicious, grippingly horrific, gutsy, brilliant, compelling, driving, visceral, lusty, erotic and…oh, back ‘round to breathtaking, … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Fiction, Horror, Urban Fantasy, Veronica The Pajama Thief
Tagged book review, demon, fiction, horror, Lily Childs, murder, possession, psychopath, religion, rituals, urban fantasy, vampires
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