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Tory Richards recently took the time out of her busy schedule to share with us her experience of being a closet writer.

Here is an excerpt:

“I’ve written about this before but it was a long time ago. I think it’s important for those of you who write but in secret, afraid to pursue your dreams, for whatever reason. I was a closet writer, and in 2004 I decided to come out. Well, with a little help and encouragement from my daughter and niece. It all began when my niece and I were just having a talk one day and she said to me, “I like to write.” I looked at her with awe and said, “me too!” And from there we discussed our writing and she convinced me into letting her read something I’d done. So did my daughter. And they both agreed it was just as good as anything else they’d ever read.“

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Many thanks to Tory for sharing this with us!

Teddy Tedaloo recently took the time out of his busy schedule to share with us an excerpt from his book “Normal for Norfolk (The Thelonious T. Bear Chronicles)”.

Here is an excerpt:

“Little Acre was all abuzz with news about the murder of one of their native sons. Derrick Pickles, long-time proprietor of The Black Stag public house in the adjacent village of Kelton Market, had been found bludgeoned to death. Pickles had lived in the village since the day he was born, the pub having been in his family for generations. He’d taken it over from his father, who’d taken it over from his father, and so on and so on. The Pickles were a Norfolk institution, and Derrick was well-liked and respected in the community. Not even the taint of his only son going off to work in The City rather than positioning himself to one day take over the reins of the family business could dampen the locals’ affection for the family, though forgiveness wasn’t always as easy to come by. Feelings and memories ran deep in this part of the world, despite young Pickles defection to London taking place nearly two decades before, which, at least to the locals, might as well have been yesterday. Not even the death of his mother many years later could bring young Pickles back in line. But old Derrick stubbornly clung on, running the pub long after most publicans would have sold up and retired to Spain or Portugal—especially a widower with no one to stay behind for.“

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Many thanks to Teddy for sharing this with us!

Noree Cosper recently took the time out of her busy schedule to share with us a guest post all about Magic.

Here is an excerpt:

“Forms of magic have existed throughout time in cultures around the world. Mesopotamia had spiritualism and the Babylonians had divination and Numerology. These methods grew and were passed down, shifting to the Jewish Kabbalah and Gnostic texts. During the medieval and Renaissance periods they became John Dee’s Enochian and Solomon’s Key. Magic still exists today, but I don’t mean the Pagans or Golden Dawn, though I do have respect for their beliefs. I mean another kind of magic.“

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Many thanks to Noree for sharing this with us!

Jass Richards recently took the time out of her busy schedule to share with us an excerpt from The Blasphemy Tour.

Here is an excerpt:

“Rev slowed as they approached the border at Fort Erie and chose a car lane that had virtually no line-up. Carefully manoeuvring into the narrow lane, which was marked by concrete dividers on either side and a huge concrete pillar on the driver’s side-whose function intrigued, and absolutely eluded, her-she pulled up snug behind the car in front of her.

Almost instantly a voice boomed out over the speaker. “BACK UP YOUR VEHICLE!!” Simultaneously, a border guard appeared out of nowhere and walked briskly toward their car, making forceful ‘back up’ signs with his hands.”

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Many thanks to Jass for sharing this with us!