Posted on July 25, 2024
by Jamieson Wolf
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Once upon a time in the little village of Inglewood Hamlet, there lived a shapeshifter. This was nothing out of the ordinary for the little village, nor even the entire Kingdom. It was rife with magic. Strange things have been known to happen to… Continue Reading “The Two Blackbirds of Inglewood Hamlet – A Fairy Tale”
Category: Inglewood Hamlet, Short StoriesTags: books, Change, Fairy Tale, Fiction, heart, home, Inglewood Hamlet, Internal Light, light, Love, review, Romance, Self, Shape Shifter, Shapeshifter, Shift, short story
Posted on June 18, 2024
by Jamieson Wolf
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Gina is ready for something more. She has been living with her husband Colin for a long time and, though she has tried to jumpstart their marriage again, it seems like a moot point. She’s hoping that the long-awaited trip to Kalosiros in Greece… Continue Reading “Bring Me Sunshine by Alex Brown – A Book Review”
Category: Book ReviewsTags: Alex Brown, Boldwood Books, Book Review, Book Reviews, book-blogger, books, Bring Me Sunshine, Family, Fiction, Greece, healing, joy, Love
Posted on April 18, 2024
by Jamieson Wolf
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So, here’s the thing. I had thought that the recent rejection of my novel Minotaur by a publisher wasn’t a big deal, but it kind of was. Last night, I was going to post about not writing novels anymore and just focusing on writing… Continue Reading “The Thing Of It.”
Category: Non FictionTags: books, Creativity, endeavour, Fiction, publisher, publishing, rejection, stories, Thoughts, words, writer, writing, writing-tips
Posted on April 6, 2024
by Jamieson Wolf
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“Will it hurt?” He was surprised by the fear in his voice. He’d been preparing for this for so long and had been psyching himself up for the promised adventure. It had taken him years to get to this point. That kernel of fear… Continue Reading “Portals and Other Worlds – A Short Story”
Category: Short StoriesTags: Cures, Doctor, Doorways, Fiction, Hologram, illness, Mystery, Other Worlds, Portals, Science, Science Fiction, the unknown, Virus
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