For the Strange and Surprising: Where the Mongrels Are M.F. Adele (Where They Are, #1) Publication date: August 27th 2021 Genres: Adult, Reverse Harem, Romance, Science Fiction I’m a catastrophe waiting to happen—I always have been. When a waterspout drops me on the shores of a seemingly deserted island, I soon realize that I’m not […]
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As we age, we are often advised by doctors to engage in regular exercises to maintain mobility and independence. This doesn’t mean we have to run out and join a gym or start pumping iron like Arnold. It can be as simple as dancing to the radio or doing some calisthenics each morning. The important
(if you would like to be featured on Writers Talking contact us) Nina Romano earned a B.S. from Ithaca College, an M.A. from Adelphi University and a B.A. and an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from FIU. A world traveler and lover of history, she lived in Rome, Italy, for twenty years, and is fluent in
It had to make a statement. His murder had to tell the world what kind of a man he was. He needed to suffer just like he caused women to suffer. To be humiliated, abandoned, and desperate for help.
As we age so do our parents. The ones we turned to for support now need ours. It is very hard to deal with aging parents as it makes us face our own mortality. For those who did not have supportive parents, it can be even harder.
Shadows of yesteryear fall long upon the empty walls Reminding me of all the lives lived. If walls could talk would they give up their secrets as easily as a butterfly shedding it’s cacoon. Suitcases forbidden rendezvous loves lost passions found Desperation loneliness death What tales would they tell Would they hold our secrets close
Mr. Anders had seen a family tossed out by hired men just hours after the father had been killed in a mine explosion. A woman heavy with child and four little children with nowhere to go tossed out like garbage. He could still hear her crying and screaming in Italian not understanding what was happening.
Virgie’s tale is one of self-reliance and fortitude, overcoming obstacles, and making a life out of nothing. Born to parents who had their own demons to deal with, Virgie had to survive abuse, starvation, and foster care as well as the issues of the day poverty, racism, and segregation. Weedmonkey is a true story about an Appalachian girl who survived and I am so glad to have read her story.
