Everyone says we have just one life that we should live to the full, and we should. Recently, I had a conversation about childhood. I used to be best friends with this person’s brother, and he also had a best friend that hung around with us,or maybe I hung around with them. Two boys, and… Continue reading How Many Lives Have You Lived?
Author: Karen J. Mossman
100 Word Story #24 – Monaco by Audrina Lane
The #100wordstory is just that, exactly one hundred words long. If you have a story that fits this criteria. Email me, I would love to feature you. Sunlight filtered across the crumpled covers that half hid his naked body. A fine sight! He was unaware I had woken. Looking around I saw clothes strewn where they… Continue reading 100 Word Story #24 – Monaco by Audrina Lane
An Article by Mary Elizabeth Jackson
Powerful Parenting-Coping Skills & Empowering Your Child is an article written by award-winning and bestselling author Mary Elizabeth Jackson. It is …An Article by Mary Elizabeth Jackson
From Humble Beginnings
I like One Direction, I love watching Harry Styles particularly. Image from Wikipedia Image from Wikipedia The group came from humble beginnings. Each band member arrived at the X Factor Studio as individual singer. Simon Cowel put them together in a band. All that was back in 2010 and since then the group have honed… Continue reading From Humble Beginnings
Open Channel, a short story by Lynn Miclea
It’s been a while since I’ve shared a short story, Lynn is a very talented writer. Hop over to her blog to read Open Channel. A short story based on the image shown from a prompt from Writers Unite! – April 2023 Open Channel A short story by Lynn Miclea … Open Channel
Congratulations to Diann Floyd Boehm!
Norns Triad Publications is so proud of Diann Floyd Boehm (along with her illustrator and our friend, Judy Gaudet) for receiving Honorable Mention at…Congratulations to Diann Floyd Boehm!
The Simple Joys of Journaling: Journaling For Writers
I love to journal, although it often happens on my head, and stays there, but I do occasionally produce something. But as the writer in the article below says, most of us already keep some sort of journal. I keep a five year diary and have done for the last twenty-years. I’ve also discovered junk… Continue reading The Simple Joys of Journaling: Journaling For Writers
My Review of Coming Home
This book was the idea of Chrissy Moon, whom I recently featured with her book of poetry Maybe That Isn’t Her. She had this idea earlier last year and recruited a few authors to write stories with the theme of Coning Home. The idea for that title came from Paul White, who books have also… Continue reading My Review of Coming Home
#WhatNornsReads – April 2023
Book Reviews From Our Book Club — Norns Triad Publications I love being part of a book club like this and thoroughly enjoy reading what they thought of the stories they read. Theresa read J. P. McClean's Wings of Prey. This is a series that I absolutely adored and it will go down as one… Continue reading #WhatNornsReads – April 2023
Books Published on 13th April
Daisy Darker is clever, compelling, confounding and absolutely delicious’ – Lisa Jewell, bestselling author of The Family Upstairs Daisy Darker is an all-consuming tale of psychological suspense with a spectacular twist from the internationally bestselling author Alice Feeney. Daisy Darker’s family were as dark as dark can be, when one of them died all of… Continue reading Books Published on 13th April