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Geoff Le Pard Geoff Le Pard (not Geoffrey, except to his mother) was born in 1956 and is a lawyer who saw the light. He started writing (creatively) in 2006 following a summer school course. Being a course junkie he had spells at Birkbeck College, twice at Arvon and…
A reblog from last Christmas! I will be away for Christmas and these are my favorites to share! Merry Christmas to one and all!
https://www.theodysseyonline.com/the-story-of-yule by Karli Slomka Dec 20, 2016 The Story of Christmas Christmas is an extremely diverse holiday. While we fail to notice it most of the time, cultural aspects from all around the world come together and merge into the holiday that we know of …
Whilst we sleep, and the snow falls deep, Snow fairies alight, to watch through the night, As boughs of ice and snow, fall heavy, upon our roofs. With a twinkle in their eyes, and a snap of their fingers, They light a fire aglow, blazing in our hearths. Thus, do they keep us warm and …
A much loved story reblogged from last year! At this time of year, I think of The Little Match Girl fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen. “It was terribly cold. It had snowed that day and it was almost dark”, begins the story of The Little Match Girl who carried with …
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I thought I would re-blog this informative post, it is a nice follow up to my previous post, Masterful Writing Techniques. Literary Style in Storytelling Posted by Melissa Donovan on December 13, 2016 · https://www.writingforward.com/storytelling/literary-style-in-storytelling What’s your literary style? Today’s post includes excerpts from What’s the Story? Building Blocks for Fiction Writing, chapter five: “Narrative …
