Are the stops on your trip graft or graphed? Was last night’s parade grander or grandeur than last year’s? Would you use granite or granted in your landscaping? Was the play grate or great? Would you shred carrots with a grater or a greater? graft, graphed In horticulture, a graft is a bud, shoot, or…
Fiction Writing, Mystery, Reading, Writing
Master the Art of Mystery Writing with These Seven Tips
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• •Book Reviews, Dark Fiction, Fiction Writing, Horror, New Words Learned, Suspense/Thrillers
The Night Parade – a Review
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• •Massive flocks of birds fall out of the sky, and then all the birds disappear. Insects multiply at an alarming rate since there are no birds to keep their numbers down. David’s wife dies, and he is left alone with his daughter. But now they want his daughter. And the disease is spreading. Those who…
Fiction Writing, Writing Prompts and Exercises
Cat on Tarpaulin Picture Writing Prompts
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• •Fiction Writing, Guest Posts, Horror
From 12 to 6 (More Nightly Visits) – Guest Post by Stephen Helmes
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• •The Nightly Visit series continues with its second book, From 12 to 6 (More Nightly Visits). Released, July 5th, 2016, the book continues down the trail of dreams. Readers will be taken on a journey of horror, suspense, and fantasy that includes witches and ghosts. These stories reflect on the scarier side of the human mind.…
Confusing Words, Fiction Writing, Words
Confusing Words from Gofer to Grayed
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No Flood is Too Strange
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• •A flood, according to the dictionary, is a great flowing or overflowing of water, especially over land not usually submerged. Floods are a natural occurrence. Violent thunderstorms pour massive amounts of water down on a town or city. When the ground is saturated, the water just stays on top, and you might need to live…
Book Reviews, Fiction Writing, Historical Fiction, New Words Learned, Words
The Last Days of Night – a Review
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Confusing Words from Glacier to Gnus
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Poisonous Flowers: Lily of the Valley
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• •The beautiful flower graces my yard with its presence during the spring, and you might even find it in yours. Its large, upright stems are called pipes, and from them hang sweet-smelling, bell-shaped, white or sometimes pink flowers, and its berries are orange-red. Don’t be fooled by its beauty; all parts of this plant are…