The Wednesday Poetry Corner With Aprilia Zank: The Treacherous Word.
We all interpret things differently. A word can conjure a host of different meanings. Perhaps it is not the word in itself that fills us with a certain response but … Continue reading
Editor’s Corner: With Shawn MacKenzie
Originally posted on MacKENZIE's Dragon's Nest:
But What Happens? Story is honorable and trustworthy; plot is shifty, and best kept under house arrest. ― Stephen King Last week…
The Wednesday Poetry Corner With Eabha Rose
We have a real treat for you today on the plum tree. Eabha Rose is an Irish narrative artist with a beautiful voice. In her Wednesday Corner, she features one … Continue reading
Story-Telling With Music
Marta Pelrine-Bacon’s book finished its first day in the Amazon rankings as follows: #20 in Kindle Store > Kindle eBooks > Teen & Young Adult > Science Fiction & Fantasy … Continue reading
A Tribute To Seamus Heaney By Niamh Clune
I think of Poet Laureate, Seamus Heaney, as a family friend. I was blessed to have known him just a little and to have visited his home in Dublin. He … Continue reading
Editor’s Corner: 101.20
Originally posted on MacKENZIE's Dragon's Nest:
The Round and the Furry – When Good Letters Go Bad. “My spelling is Wobbly. It’s good spelling but it Wobbles, and…
Editor’s Corner: 101.17
Originally posted on MacKENZIE's Dragon's Nest:
Choosing Your Tense: From Ever-once to Never-when Walk inside me without silence, Kill the past and change the tense. Empty gnawing and…
Editor’s Corner: with Shawn MacKenzie. Let’s Talk Dialogue!
Originally posted on MacKENZIE's Dragon's Nest:
Dialogue: Tag – You’re It! I trust the rhythm of your narrative is now flawless and you are fast on your way…
I Love Words! By Niamh Clune
I love words… Words are particularly difficult creatures to organise. With minds of their own, they will misbehave if not treated with respect. Some have inferiority complexes! Usually, large words … Continue reading
Editor’s Corner with Shawn MacKenzie
Originally posted on MacKENZIE's Dragon's Nest:
Music to the Ear “Now this is very profound, what rhythm is, and goes far deeper than words. A sight, an emotion,…
Defining Metaphysical Literature! Do you read or write it?
Because I tend to read and to write metaphysical literature, I thought I would re-post this attempt at a definition. The term, Metaphysical literature, originally referred to poetic works from … Continue reading
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