compital
adjective
Of, like or pertaining to crossroads
Reblog: Enheduanna – Earliest Known Poet
In recognizing the International Women’s Day I thought it fitting to share this, about the first known poet:
http://writing-the-words.com/post/158158202631/enheduanna-earliest-known-poet
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symphoric
adjective
Accident-prone, clumsy
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wanhope
noun
Despair
Reblog: In defense of my adopted country
My reblog for this week is on a current hot topic – the one of my homeland, crime and immigration – from a foreign national who have adopted Sweden as his new country.
I do not know Neil, but I have at least a dozen friends and acquaintances from abroad who have come to call Sweden their home, and almost every single one of them have expressed views and opinion that mirror what Neil writes here:
Reblog: “The Nameless Robot”
Check out this flash fiction story from the eminent Brett Savory, written explicitly for yours truly as part of a campaign promotion for his new book – A Perfect Machine:
Reblog: Trump Knows You Better Than You Know Yourself
My reblog this week (and indeed my only post – things have been busy and I am quite worn down at the moment) is very, very interesting.
I tried the prediction mentioned in the article, and while it could correctly predict a lot of things it did fail on some points by a lot.
But read, ponder, and see for yourself where the world may be headed:
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tentiginous
adjective
Lust-provoking, lustful; stiff, strained
Reblog: How to write 52 short stories a year
My first Reblog in awhile – and perhaps something I should consider, since my writing has fallen to the wayside…