Disclaimer regarding the image: No, I’m not a raging alcoholic (although it probably has more to do with circumstance than free will) and this is not a drunken rant. As I went through the gallery, this picture seemed to suit the event of general rambling regarding dysfunctional emotions. Go figure.
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‘How A Web Novel Saved My Life’, and Other Anecdotes
I was always a binge reader. Our school had a reasonably well-stocked library for its times, with all major classics and most of popular children’s fiction. We were each issued a mandatory library card that could be used to borrow one book at a time, even though less than 5% of students ever set foot in the library at all. I blasted through books to the tune of one per day, on average. Lord Of The Rings took me three days.
Continue reading “‘How A Web Novel Saved My Life’, and Other Anecdotes”Phantom
A poem about identity, self-discovery and heartbreak.
Continue reading “Phantom”“Do you think forgiveness is a skill learned through practice, like playing chess, or a talent given to you at birth, like singing in tune?”
Kelly Harms
The Overdue Life of Amy Byler
Snippet #20
Enough
You and I –
We were never the stuff
Of gallant ballads
Of sweet fairytales
Of another’s lyrics.
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