Monthly Archives: July 2018

Originally posted on Colleen M. Chesebro:
WELCOME TO TANKA TUESDAY! Hi! I’m glad to see you here. Are you ready to write some poetry? HERE’S THE CATCH: You can’t use the prompt words! SYNONYMS ONLY! I hope you will support the other poets with visits to blogs and leaving comments. Sharing each other’s work on social media…

Originally posted on Nesie's Place:
The Opposite of Hew by Lisa W. Tetting Genre: Literature & Fiction/Women’s Fiction/Romance/African-American 1.99 at time of posting! Kindle Unlimited! Kay McQueen is a woman who goes against the grain. She wants no part of love or romance. When her beloved aunt passes away, she embarks on a journey…

Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
What makes a fantasy story? Our first instinct might be to answer ‘magic’ – spells, mythical beasts, potions. Yet fantasy contains multiple key elements. Read the following simple breakdown of elements of the fantasy genre and tips to write magical, fantastical tales: What are the main…

Originally posted on Booknvolume:
. The first book in a series of high-action, conspiracy sci-fi thrillers following Agent Cleo Darkrose, a lethal female agent working for a secret organisation who puppeteers the world from the shadows. MDS train their elite agents at an unclassified installation in the desert. Agent Cleo Darkrose is lethal. Orders are…

Originally posted on Dutch goes the Photo!:
Welcome to Week 120 of the Tuesday Photo Challenge!  Once more, thanks to all of you who contributed to last week’s theme of Wind!  Your response was overwhelming and fantastic! For this week’s theme, I’m going for something that is wide open (on a good day): Field!  Once…

Originally posted on Cee's Photo Challenges:
It’s been a fun but busy summer, both personally and on my blog.   See my Vacation Announcement post for further information. Feel free to add your floral photo to the comments. This way we can all enjoy everyone’s flowers. I thought I would try some black and…

The daily word prompt is Thin The daily word prompt can be used for a poem,story, photographs, art,recipe,song lyrics, letters,and you could even use it to tell us all a little more about yourself. Link back to this post from your blog or leave in the comment section below.

Originally posted on Paul Militaru:
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Originally posted on thehouseofbailey:
These Daily Prompts are my attempt to fill the hole left by the now retired Daily Post. To see them all click here. I will not be able to review them or comment on them but feel free to join in and use them as an inspiration for your own work.…

Originally posted on raulconde001:
A mother and her two children are at the Youth Fair taking rides. They finish the rides. Afterwards, her kids decided that they are hungry, but for something sweet with sugar. They walk around and spot a person selling cotton candy. “Can we have cotton candy? Mom, please!” her kids said.…