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Teaser Tuesday: Everthorne the Northern Sister City

Teasers have returned!  Here is an excerpt from The Merchant of Nevra Coil.  Called Everthorne, this is the northern Sister City and sits in a very difficult region.  A briar forest to the south, icy expanses to the east, swamplands … Continue reading

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Brenda’s Barbeque Buyout Boutique: Grill ‘Em!

Welcome to our end of season sale!  All of our grills are discounted and can come in any reasonable shape you want.  The only choice you have to make is size and the method by which it cooks.  We even … Continue reading

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Goal Post: Back to Work And No More Play

I’m actually writing this on Thursday night because I’ll be busy Friday and Saturday.  The former has me waking up early to drive an hour and spend the day binge-watching a show with a friend.  This has become an end … Continue reading

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Poetry Day: Mad Doctor of Dyer

(Another fictional journey about a crazy doctor.  Really should try to write one of these again.) Beneath the clean-cut hedges And the children playing tag Thrives a maze-like lab Run by Dr. Thaddeus Donald Thad He is a man who … Continue reading

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Questions 3 and Looking Back at ‘Do I Need to Use a Dragon?’

This book has been out for a little over a year.  So, I don’t think this is going to be much of a looking back.  Making the situation even more difficult, this book plagued me for a while due to … Continue reading

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Gary’s Glasses Galore: All Glasses Polished to Perfection

Come in and have a seat at the bar.  We don’t serve alcohol here, but the setting helps people find their perfect glass.  You know that the right glass will enhance the taste of what you’re drinking?  It’s not scientifically … Continue reading

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Poetry Day: Lost Flights

(A poem about missing the creativity we had as children.  Feels like adults can’t even try to fly as high as kids.  Maturity definitely comes at a price.) I remember older days When my mind would wander Taking flight in … Continue reading

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Is Exaggeration Effective?

This is going to be a strange and awkward topic.  I’ll connect it to writing after I give the initial catalyst event. So, I had to deal with two people who don’t always get along.  I brought up a complaint … Continue reading

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Gus’s Glasses Galore: All Glass Polished to Perfection

Good morning and welcome to our little shop.  We are dedicated to making the perfect pair of glasses for every customer.  Just give my your prescription and I will begin the tour of our wares.  It is very important for … Continue reading

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Goal Post: Now To Start My Real Summer Break

I made it to summer break, which is bizarre considering it’s mid-August.  Guess that week between the end of the school year and start of the summer session would count, but it didn’t feel like it.  Now, I have 1.5 … Continue reading

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