Fifty-eight years ago today, a flawed man, one who forever changed American Literature, died at his own hand. Genius is an over-used word, but that doesn’t mean it is misapplied. It is applied across many different fields. Often times, it is up for debate if one is or is not a genius. Over used or […]
via Ernest Hemingway 7/21/1899 – 7/2/1961 — Short Story Scribe
Hermann Hesse, scrittore, poeta, filosofo e pittore tedesco naturalizzato svizzero, premio Nobel per la letteratura nel 1946, è nato il 2 luglio 1877 e morto nel 1962 ░░ “Weich ist stärker als hart, Wasser ist stärker als Fels, Liebe ist stärker als Gewalt.” – […]
via Hermann Hesse e la gentilezza — words and music and stories
A new month means new horror here at TMR, and although July is one of the genre’s weaker months, we still have a couple of fantastic looking films headed our way, including one of horror’s most anticipated films of the year—Ari Aster’s (Hereditary) Midsommar! Not only do we have that to look forward to, but […]
Poems by Maurus YOUNG Dr Maurus Young or his Chinese name Yun Da Yang, was born in China in 1933. He graduated from National Taiwan University and a PHD from National Paris University. He started writing poem at the age of 15 in Taiwan and his poems were published in newspapers . As a poet, […]
“When you do things from your soul, you feel a river moving in you, a joy.” ― Rumi My soul is a river come dip your toes in it it will soak up your worries and anxiety will soothe your pain and infuse you with the nectar of love and warmth that cozy feeling which is […]
2019 BookTrust Storytime Book Prize Shortlist
— Read on atthebookshelf.com/2019/06/30/2019-booktrust-storytime-book-prize-shortlist/
YA Weekend: Teeth in the Mist by Dawn Kurtagich
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TREADMILL Week 135 & What I #AmReading – 7 Short Stories by Various Authors
https://authoraddisonalbright.com/2019/06/30/treadmill-week-135-what-i-amreading-7-short-stories-by-various-authors/
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Author Alison Layland talks about why she joined an environmental protest group after writing her second novel.
via Confronting Climate Change: Author Alison Layland on Fracking and Protest — BookerTalk
In the moonless night a voice called lonely and dark but what help can I give a wild thing in distress? Our worlds rarely touch and only in stories.
2019 BookTrust Storytime Book Prize Shortlist
http://atthebookshelf.com/2019/06/30/2019-booktrust-storytime-book-prize-shortlist/
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Madness and Innocence – Part 24
https://thecrimsonvelvets.wordpress.com/2019/06/30/madness-and-innocence-part-24/
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“The Dreaming Spires”
https://anthropologist.wordpress.com/2019/06/30/the-dreaming-spires/
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A Conversation with Sana Munir, author of ‘Unfettered Wings’
https://philslattery.wordpress.com/2019/06/27/a-conversation-with-sana-munir-author-of-unfettered-wings/
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As the spaceship secretly lands on Earth, Ka’s mission is clear: find and kill Transprophetics. His shipmates think of him as a killer. On his home planet of Koranth, he is considered a murderer. Haunted in his dreams by the boy whose life he stole, Ka struggles to define who he really is. A girl […]
via The Betrayal of Ka (The Transprophetics Book 1) by Shea Oliver — Witty and Sarcastic Bookclub
Phil Slattery, Writer, Publisher 