
Proud to Present
Today Wolfe Manor by Adele Marie Park goes live. Amazon link below. Continue reading Proud to Present
Today Wolfe Manor by Adele Marie Park goes live. Amazon link below. Continue reading Proud to Present
BLURB Lockdown Innit is a poetry collection of eighteen poems about life’s absurdities and frustrations during lockdown. Wherever you live in this world, this is for you. Expect humour, a dollop of banter and ridiculous rants here and there. Amongst … Continue reading Lockdown Innit
Originally posted on Mary Smith's Place:
A couple of weeks ago I mentioned I’d been asked to deliver a creative writing workshop online and an online talk about the various routes to publication along with some marketing/promotion tips. I said I’d provide some further information – and here it is. These two – free – events are being organised by Aberdeen City Council Libraries who have designed a couple of great posters to advertise the events. As live events can still not be hosted in their library building they have worked out a series of digital online events. Participants… Continue reading MarySmith’sPlace – Online creative writing workshops
A few of you know that I have Dyspraxia and Functional Nurological Disorder plus a whole host of other things which affect me day to day. However certain days are worse than others. Today was one of them. Like the … Continue reading Scatterday Saturday
This release has been a long time coming. I don’t remember what year I started to write Wolf Manor but it has gone through many re-writes since. I won a writing competition run by Dan Alatorre and the prize was … Continue reading A New Release
Originally posted on Smorgasbord Blog Magazine:
Welcome back to my Realms of Relationships Column at the Smorgasbord. In last month’s edition I talked about Online Communications regarding scam emails and how to beware of them. In this issue, I’m going to talk more about Online Romantic Relationships and what to look for when vetting potential mates. Back in the day, meeting potential love interests entailed going out and meeting people and mingling. Now this could happen anywhere, but in my heydays, going dancing at clubs two-three times a week afforded me the chance to meet many potential dates, despite my… Continue reading Smorgasbord Blog Magazine – D. G. Kaye Explores the Realms of Relationships – February 2021 – Online Dating – Staying Safe
Originally posted on Smorgasbord Blog Magazine:
At the weekends I will be sharing some of the stories from my collections and also new stories from time to time… I hope you will enjoy.. Today a story about and old guy who feels there is not meaning left to life…originally a Christmas story but love is not seasonal, it is all year around. You are never too old to be loved He was getting on a bit in years, his eyesight was very dodgy, and his hip was definitely causing him jip. His teeth were just about okay; he still enjoyed… Continue reading Smorgasbord Short Stories – Life’s Rich Tapestry – You are never too old to be loved by Sally Cronin
The Slow Return hmm, what’s all that about? Well, before New Year I had a technical accident. Due in part to our beautiful Dante the Dawg. For Christmas Santa Paws had left Dante a lovely toy. A round gingerbread man complete with scarf and squeaker. Becca was sat on the floor playing with Dante and throwing the gingerbread man, I was on the lap top working. Suddenly the cry went up “No! He’s eating the scarf.” I turned around to try and help and bang half a can of Diet Coke upended all over my lap top. Cue frantic running … Continue reading The Slow Return
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
It is lovely to have Sally Cronin as my guest today to bring back memories. As I have, like my grandmother, always ‘sewn with burnt thread’ as the saying goes, my dressmaking skills are minimal… although I always loved embroidery which I learned from my great grandmother. Thanks Sue for your kind invitation to share some family history and also news of my latest collection of stories. The Sewing Gene My Grandmother – Georgina They say that certain talents run in families, and whilst perhaps not genetically passed on through the generations,… Continue reading Guest Author: Sally Cronin: The Sewing Gene
Hello my friends, I hope this week has seen you all safe and well. The song which is stuck in my head this week is Solstice Bells by Jethro Tull. A wonderful Celtic sounding song which always makes me sing … Continue reading Saturday Chaos and Nonsense