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Posted on November 1, 2025
by Jamieson Wolf
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I’ve always loved a good mystery novel. I love not knowing the solution and trying to figure out who did the crime, piecing together the red herrings and breadcrumbs until the end of the book when the killer is revealed. I love it when… Continue Reading “The Joy of Three Pines – Lousie Penny and the Launch of The Black Wolf”
Category: Author Appearances, Author Photos, BooksTags: Armand Gamache, Author, Author Readings, Book Review, books, Family, Fiction, home, Louise Penny, Mystery, NAC, Paul Workman, Perfect Books, The Black Wolf, The National Art Centre, Three Pines
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 July 18, 2016
by Jamieson Wolf
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I never really knew what home was until I met you. Growing up, there were temporary shelters from the shadows, places to lay my head down, rooms to sleep in, but even they had ghosts from my past that I carried with me. Now,… Continue Reading “Re-Building Home – A Poem”
We were nearing the end of the Forever Forest. Sunlight was starting to pour through the tree tops and it left diamond shaped shadows on the ground all around us. My hand was still clasped firmly in yours, it’s warmth bringing me comfort. I… Continue Reading “A Forever Home – A Poem”
Posted on March 27, 2015
by Jamieson Wolf
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When I moved here, it was really an awakening. I stepped out of the darkness of the basement apartment, with small windows and a view of the alleyway. It was small enough that I could stand in my living room and, with arms outstretched,… Continue Reading “An Ode to a Home – A Poem”