I loved this. It really resonated with me. Topic of conversation while lunching with friends is not something I thought had changed over the years. It has, and the moral of the story is in the title. Click below because it’s well worth a read. One good thing about being retired is that I can… Continue reading Reblogged – Having a Giggle
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.
About a Book – Play The Game by Karen J. Mossman
WebsiteAmazon Where did the idea for the story come from? It initially came from a programme I saw on the television about a soup kitchen that helps the homeless. Give a quote from the books, one that says little but speaks volumes. I am a strong person; I have to be. But when I’m with… Continue reading About a Book – Play The Game by Karen J. Mossman
Reblogged – Write! Write!
My favourite kind of poem is one that rhymes and this one caught my attention, and made me smile. So I’m sharing it. As I lay in my bed,thoughts crawled in my head,and I tried to sleep,but they poked in deep,and they started to pinchall around inch by inch…My … Write! Write!
100 Days of Posts
That a record for me. 🏆 I managed to post something here every single day. There were book reviews, reblogs, photos, and chat. Then I hit a wall and produced nothing for at least week! I’ve been reading a book as a beta reader that was well over 500 pages long. 📖 If you follow… Continue reading 100 Days of Posts
Point of Impact by Kyla Stone
The US is under attack as several cities are hit with a nuclear bomb. As we most Kyla Stone books I’ve, read so far you are immediately plunged into the action. We are introduced to Dakota who is one tough lady. We know immediately that something in her background has made her like this. As… Continue reading Point of Impact by Kyla Stone
Reblogged – #NornsAuthorsReviews – Books Reviewed by J.M. Northup
I’ve read and reviewed both of these short stories and loved them. Nightmare Storm and in Memory of Michelle. It’s great to hear someone else view on a book you’ve read. Julie read a few of my short stories. Here is what she thought. Thank you, Julie. 😘😍 Please be sure to subscribe to our… Continue reading Reblogged – #NornsAuthorsReviews – Books Reviewed by J.M. Northup
The Change by Teyla Branton
The Change is what happens to the body when a human becomes immortal. This has been sitting on my kindle for over a year. I must have seen it advertised somewhere and with it being the first of a nine book series it was and still is free to download. I didn’t read the blurb… Continue reading The Change by Teyla Branton
A Reading of The Family Tree
Darlene Foster, author of the Amanda books, read my poem, The Family Tree on here and as she was soon to attend a family reunion, thought it would be ideal to read it to them. I was very flattered, because I’d forgotten her comment, and it was only when I was scrolling through Facebook I… Continue reading A Reading of The Family Tree
Reblogged – AI Love it or Hate it, it’s Here to Stay
What do you think of AI? I’ve played with Chat GPT and it’s fun, I even asked it to write a short story. It was written very quickly, but the story lacked the emotion and depth a real writer could give it. It is good for articles as it comes up with its own research… Continue reading Reblogged – AI Love it or Hate it, it’s Here to Stay
July Anglesey Images
. Near South Stack Lighthouse. Travelling down the A55 towards the mainland and the Snowdonia Mountain Range. Penmon Lighthouse. Picture by Ann Wake and Al Roe. Aberfraw. Picture by Ann Wake and Al Roe. Church in Caergeiliog Village and Currently For Sale. Breakwater Country Park, Holyhead. Flowers in my garden. Flowers in my Garden.
World of Stories 