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Book Review: IMARO by Charles Saunders
“I go…but I leave a warrior behind.” These prophetic words are among the last five-year-old Imaro hears from his shunned mother, Katisa, as she leaves him with her people, the Ilyssai, who are reluctant to accept him. The reason; … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Uncategorized
Tagged action, Adventure, Africa, Book Review, books, Charles Saunders, Conan, dark forces, Fantasy, fiction, hero, Imaro, magic, Sword & Sorcery, Warrior
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Sci-fi & Cultural Evolution – Part 1
In honor of Black History Month, I wanted to take a glimpse at how far we’ve come as a society regarding the inclusion of African Americans in the sci-fi genre. This is a topic I addressed with three of my … Continue reading
2013 Wishes
Happy New Year! Here’s hoping the year ahead will bring increased understanding, peace, and joy. 2012 was a year filled with challenges and tough lessons such as the fragility of life, hope and dreams. It has also taught us … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Uncategorized
Tagged 2012, 2013, dreams, Happiness, hopes, New Year, odds, Perseverance, strength, wisdom, wishes
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Happy Birthday Mom!!!
I write about fictional heroes, but this post is dedicated to a very real and special woman who has always been, and still is, my number one heroine. This post is dedicated to you, Mom. When you came into this … Continue reading
Flash Fiction: The Rotund Giant
The grimy steel gates are sealed, but he remembers the arcade windows through which a miniature city of lights and frivolity once beckoned him inside. His gaze follows an empty soda bottle as it tumbles down the vacant alley. At the … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Fiction
Tagged Adulthood, Amusement Park, Arcade, childhood, Days gone by, fiction, Flash Fiction Friday, memories, short story, Transition, Wonder Wheel
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6 Reasons Why I Avoid Black Friday like the Black Plague
While recovering from yesterday’s Thanksgiving feast I saw one of several reports about the Black Friday craze. I shook my head as I witnessed the antithesis of the true concept of holiday spirit, which seems to have all but faded away … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Non-fiction
Tagged Black Friday, Black Plague, Crowds, Deals, hockey, retail, Sales, shoppers, Shopping, side effect
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