My mother was fearless. She had a strong sense of injustice. If something was wrong, she would put it right, or put people right. One day I remember her telling me how she was walking passed the park when she heard a crowd chanting. She went in to find boys gathered and encircling two who… Continue reading The Day I Found a Dead Body
Author: Karen J. Mossman
Karen loves fiction, reading and especially writing short stories and novels. She is also an avid blogger and book reviewer.
She lives on the beautiful Isle Anglesey, off the North Wales coast with her husband and dogs.
Two Books, Two Re-reads
Once upon a time I used to read books again if I like them. As long as a reasonable length of time had passed and enough for me to forget most of the details. I've also been known to read books two or three times! They had to be very special. These days there are… Continue reading Two Books, Two Re-reads
My Little Star, Tilly.
Ark Angels Animal Rescue is based in Chester. This is where we got our King Charles Cavalier Spaniel Meggy, from. She is a rescue dog, taken from a puppy farm somewhere in Wales in June 2018. It was evident she'd had lots of puppies and they estimated her age as four or five. I've continued… Continue reading My Little Star, Tilly.
Missing People
Like many others, I enjoy a good mystery. Stories where you need to know what happens next. Tales that pique your curiosity and keep you turning the page to get to the end. Over the years, I’ve found missing people intriguing. Why did they disappear in the first place? Was it an accident or something… Continue reading Missing People
Find Amanda by Karen J. Mossman
It it always lovely when someone blogs about one of your books. Finding Amanda is one of my favourite stories because missing people are intriguing, don't you think? Visit Urbanhype to see what they have said, and don't forget to follow the blog!
Knitted Hats
I'm not very good at knitting, well, I can knit, and do enjoy it. What I'm not good at is understanding patterns. When others says 'this one is easy,' it normally isn't for me! I've had some great disasters in the past and still have half a baby's cardigan in my drawer from an 'easy'… Continue reading Knitted Hats
Do Middle-Aged Woman Become Invisible? Guest interview Toni Kief — A Little Bit of Blake
These are two of my favourite writers! I couldn't reisist reblogging this absolutely great interview. In parts it made me laugh because Toni Kief is a great character, she often cheers me up with her posts, comments and writing. Julia Blake, is a very gifted writer and she has just started this new blog. Previously… Continue reading Do Middle-Aged Woman Become Invisible? Guest interview Toni Kief — A Little Bit of Blake
My Week in Pictures
by Karen J Mossman Today is chill out Sunday. A day to sit back and relax, which is what I did. This made me think of the all the things I'd achieved last week. Besides writing, I love crafts and the top row of the picture shows containers made from painted recycled baked beans tins.… Continue reading My Week in Pictures
Diary of an Everyday Vampire by Theresa Hedges
#pictpublishing Congratulations Thérésa Hedges-Webb on the release of her second book in the series, Diary Of An Everyday Vampire ~ Volume 2. 🥂🍾📚💜 Description Book 2 of the Diary Of An Everyday Vampire is back! Louder, more observant and cheekier than ever. Read more of the irreverent rants, humorous musings and useful advice from the… Continue reading Diary of an Everyday Vampire by Theresa Hedges
Abortion Protests
I was listening to the radio this morning and they were talking about exclusion zones outside abortion clinics. It was appalling to hear how women entering them were being harassed. It must be a difficult decision to have an abortion in the first place. There would be a lot of soul searching beforehand. There are… Continue reading Abortion Protests
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