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Winstonsdad's Blog

The Coffee House by Naguib Mahfouz - The Coffee House by Naguib Mahfouz Egyptian Fiction Original title – قشتمر (رواية) Translator – Raymond Stock Source – Personal copy I have read a few ot...
2 hours ago
Tiny Buddha: Wisdom Quotes, Letting Go, Letting Happiness In

Trauma, Darkness, and the Powerful Therapy That’s Helping Me Heal - *Trigger Warning:* *This piece contains references to childhood trauma, depression, and suicidal thoughts. Please take care of yourself as you read, and ...
4 hours ago
Dave Bonta, Pennsylvania - Via Negativa

I Can’t Go On. I’ll Go On. - - after BeckettHere we are, making plansto meet again soon in this newyear, to catch up over coffee or maybe take a walk on a day that slipsrare warmth bet...
12 hours ago
365 WordPress Tag Feed

007|365 - 01.07.2026
19 hours ago
Brain Pickings

The Trouble with Love - Two centuries ago, a small group of brilliant and troubled young people trembling with the unprocessed traumas of their childhoods laid in their poems and ...
1 day ago
Paying Ready Attention - Photo Gallery

Wild Bird Wednesday 702 - Red-kneed Dotterel - The Red-Kneed Dotterel (*Erythrogonys cinctus*) is a small colourful, plump wader with relatively long legs. Technically it does not really have red knees,...
2 days ago
One Hot Stove

Food with Friends, Elodie Dress, Fitness Audit - Jan 1 dawned with a bright morning and clear skies. I met my running buddy K for a "first sunrise" run-walk by the local lake. It was a quiet and peaceful ...
4 days ago
Skywatch Friday

Skywatch Friday - Happy New Years 2026 Edition!! - [image: Untitled] Sunset on the Arkansas River as it passes through Tulsa. I appreciate everyone's participation in 2025. I love the gentle corner of photo...
6 days ago
Daniela Elza, Canada - Strange Places

Happy New Year - Here she comes! Here we go! Happy New Year. May she be kinder, much wiser, and a lot more peaceful. May we come out the othe...
1 week ago
SMART Living 365

20 Quotes to Start 2026 In a Positive and Optimistic Way - Every new year I find myself filled with optimism. I won’t deny that last year was challenging on many levels for many people here and around the world....
1 week ago
Parmanu, Germany/India - Parmanu

When did you last go to the library? - During an idle afternoon on a recent trip to Trivandrum, I visited the State Central Library. Inside the stately Gothic building, a uniformed official was ...
1 week ago
Stella Pierides, London/Munich

adult bibs - Delighted to appear in issue 3 of Flying Fish Haiku Journal! Many thanks to Editor Richa Sharma for including this poem: endof the line…adult bib It connec...
1 week ago
A year of reading the world

Book of the month: Yun Ko-eun - ‘What have you got in that you’re excited about?’ I asked Hunter at the Folkestone Bookshop when I popped in a while back. As often happens when I walk int...
2 weeks ago
Margrét Helgadóttir (a to z)

Announcement of new anthology - I am so happy to share the news with you that the anthology Nordic Nightmares: The Best of Nordic Horror … Continue reading →
2 weeks ago
The Bathroom Monologues

New Story Day: "Phantom View" at Reactor! - My final publication of the year dropped today: a new novelette called “Phantom View”! I love that Reactor held this one off for Halloween. “Phantom View...
2 months ago
Living, Libraries (mindful january)

Lets find some joy … - Before I retired maybe ten years ago, I spent the day in Leicester with a graphic designer and typographer who taught me how to make a booklet using his pr...
3 months ago
Julien Tatham, Paris - Reflecting Story

20 h 11 - C’est l’histoire d’un homme, un homme comme un autre. (Photo issue de la série Us Stop réalisée à Bruxelles) Cet homme est un artiste. Il a toujours été ...
3 months ago
Tales from the Reading Room

New Books and some DNFs - It’s been a while since I last had a tally up of new books – at least, it feels like a while and I sincerely hope it is, given the number I seem to have ac...
7 months ago
Sandra Davies, UK: lines of communication

No risk of getting jaded reading Jane Casey - There's not that many writers whose coming up to a dozen books you can binge read - some for the fifth or sixth time (most at least four) - and not get ev...
8 months ago
Wabi Sabi Poet (smallstones)

Old English Ivy - old English ivya sudden urge to run wildat seventy-somethingthe wind in my hair Poem only published in The Tanka Society of America Anthology 2023 ***** **...
9 months ago
30 in 30 - Glorious Mud Studio

Collected Novellas, released March 2025. Early reviews - Book Release March 2025 Collected Novellas is published by Unsolicited Press isbn 978-1-963115-98-7 From story-telling author and poet, S.B. Borgersen...
10 months ago
Leaves & Pages (World Reads 2013)

Ontario Gothic: Morgan’s Castle by Jan Hilliard (1964) - Morgan’s Castle by Jan Hilliard ~ 1964. This edition: Ace, circa 1960s/1970s. Paperback. 142 pages. Look at that – it’s the last day of January already. I ...
11 months ago
Words Without Borders (Online Magazine for International Culture)

The Watchlist: January 2025 - From Columbia University Press | Elephant Herd by Zhang Guixing, translated from the Chinese by Carlos Rojas | Fiction | 240 pages | ISBN 9780231211697 |...
11 months ago
pondhop | Recent Entries

pandoro - My first accidental project of the year: pandoro - literally "bread of gold," festively Veronese Christmas cake, and absolutely not what I'd planned to spe...
1 year ago
julesgemstonepages (smallstones)

Lighthouse Pieces - 09.30 Xnd XIV/ Flash Fiction/ WDYS 256/ The Lighthouse Losernd 10.01 XXIV/ Flash Fiction/ WDYS 256 / Losing the Lighthouse (part 2) The Lighthouse Loser O...
1 year ago
Conscious Entities

Not Gone - Not altogether… I stopped updating my blog Conscious Entities a while ago after about fourteen years. I have no plans to reinstate it in any of its earlier...
1 year ago
wired2theworld

5 Fun Things to Do In Siem Reap - Yes, you’re going to Siem Reap to see the temples of Angkor. But take it from someone who has been visiting for over 20 years, there’s more to Siem Reap th...
1 year ago
Christopher Bowen - Burning River

2 Drafts - Time Machine He leaned in, blue curtains drawn around them like big sky, he reached her. The bed bent upright and crooked; machines beeped. She wrapped h...
1 year ago
small writings (mindful january)

twenty-eighth may - The End.
1 year ago
Cathrine, Norway

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1 year ago
Word Lily

Is Separation an Excuse for Cheating When You’re Still Married? - When you are separated but still legally married, dating others can be considered cheating depending on the terms of your The post Is Separation an Excus...
1 year ago
Natalie d'Arbeloff, London - Blaugustine's Other Blog

- Read the rest at the main Blaugustine: http://www.nataliedarbeloff.com/blaugustine.html
2 years ago
eyelashroaming

Cycling week 51 - Cycling Week goes on its final rides.
2 years ago
snow like thought

Spinoff the book of the year - I'm ending the year with gratitude to the readers and reviewers who enjoyed my debut novel *Between the Flags* (Cuba Press) and giving thanks to The Spin...
2 years ago
Beth Adams, Canada - the cassandra pages

Summer's End, New Beginnings - We're back in Montreal after two weeks in central New York working on the lake house. It needs a new roof -- this time I went up there with J. to take a lo...
2 years ago
Doing Dewey (World Reads 2013)

New Science Nonfiction Review: Blight - Summary: A fascinating book that is both informative and full of great stories. Although humans have most recently experienced a viral pandemic, many of th...
2 years ago
The Book and Biscuit

Not So Perfect Strangers by L.S. Stratton - Tasha Jenkins is returning to her abusive husband for the sake of her teenage son when Madeline Gingell runs up to her in traffic and bangs on her window, ...
2 years ago
Girlxoxo

This feed has moved and will be deleted soon. Please update your subscription now. - The publisher is using a new address for their RSS feed. Please update your feed reader to use this new URL: *http://girlxoxo.com/feed*
2 years ago
Susan Gibb - Talespinning (100Days Project)

Test - Just a test to see if migration is working
2 years ago
Elizabeth Kate Switaj

Poem: Bird / Rose / Moon - My poem Bird/Rose/Moon, which appears in the winter 2023 issue of Indianapolis Review, belongs to an ongoing project that responds to contemporary poems an...
2 years ago
Tania Hershman, UK - TaniaWrites

FUEL anthology publication day! - It's publication day for the anthology I edited, FUEL: 75 prizewinning flash fictions by authors around the globe raising funds to fight #FuelPoverty!...
2 years ago
Roucheswalwe

die Ohrenentzündung - Ei jei jei! Just when I thought I had things in hand ... a dastardly ear infection turned into laryngitis and a sinus issue.So no special festivities (and...
2 years ago
jornales

How reading and writing haiku opens up a whole new world of beauty and more in Nature through the language of haiku…like how it did mine and other poets who responded to Charlotte Digregorio’s call for sharing theirs in her blog: www.charlottedigregorio.wordpress.com, (post of July 21 - www.charlottedigregorio.wordpress.com
3 years ago
Sandra Davies, UK - stones of communication

On my way to buy a paper #102 - Early morning, squeezed betwixt kerbstone and black tarmac of the road, a solitary poppy. Eight inches tall, scarlet petals damp and creased: impossible...
3 years ago
Weavers Journal

Not yet, but soon… - In my pondering over the aesthetics of joy this month I was intrigued to find that the idea of anticipation is often a factor in our experience of joy. Exp...
3 years ago
Lucid Gypsy, England

A brief encounter - Probably just a handful of you know how gregarious I am that person who talks to strangers on the train, in the supermarket queue or as yesterday in the st...
3 years ago
David Backer - New York

The Thing About ‘STEM’ - When I was young, I got the impression very early that I should go into science and be good at math. It’s actually one of my earlier memories: if I could b...
4 years ago
Marcus Speh

The Lonely Robot - The robot had been left behind. In one moment, he was still mining and not paying attention, in the next his masters had left the planet and he was all by ...
4 years ago
Litro

[sponsored] How Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Technology Is Changing the Online Gambling Industry - Blockchain and cryptocurrency technologies are emerging and taking over existing industries. Blockchain is a decentralized system to keep track of data. ...
4 years ago
Giraffe Days

Review: D (A Tale of Two Worlds) - Dhikilo is a young orphan from Somaliland (not to be confused with Somalia, which everyone she meets does) growing up in a very English home in a very En...
5 years ago
alchemyofscrawl (World Reads 2013)

The Netherlands opens borders for Serbia and for Montenegro - The Netherlands has followed the advice of the EU to lift ban on entry for several countries. The list of countries will be reviewed every two weeks, or ...
5 years ago
Un coin de chair - India

- banks and mills, chimneys and wemmicks, civilisation and chicanery afternoon, yorkshire
5 years ago
bioStories

The Truth or Something Like It - by Tommy Vollman I met Joe Nuxhall a few weeks after my fifteenth birthday. His hands were gnarled, and he spoke as though his mouth was half fu...
5 years ago
Tim Jones: Books in the Trees

Blackball Readers and Writers Festival 2020 - I'm very happy to have been invited to take part in the second Blackball Readers and Writers Festival at Queen's Birthday Weekend. Below is info about the ...
5 years ago
feathers

1760 - snowthis room of silveredwhite gold/silver
5 years ago
Mel Bosworth - Eye Brains

Every life is beautiful and interesting. -
5 years ago
Vivinfrance's Blog, France

There are daisies in the lawn - There are daisies in the lawn and a dandelion or two, primroses and celandines stand out here and there violets just peeping through. Catkins on the hazel ...
5 years ago
Abha Iyengar, India - Encounters of an Everyday Kind

Words Matter: The Lateral Learnings of a Writer - As a writer and editor and sometimes book reviewer, I pick up some nuggets through casual conversations, some word that flies in the air, or a work I s...
5 years ago
Elaine Knight (smallstones)

Mammwyn is a name name derived from the Cornish for... - Mammwyn is a name name derived from the Cornish for grandmother. I am now publishing my artist bookworks under this imprint.
6 years ago
Jen Knox, Texas - Literary Exhibitionism

New site, late goodbye - Hello, Friends! Observation: I am not actively blogging here anymore, but I never said goodbye. I have never been great at goodbyes. But I'm not trying to...
6 years ago
Nora Nadjarian, Cyprus - betty boop inspired

Vereinigung - Honoured that *der Tagesspiegel* selected my story "Unification" to appear in their 22 July issue. "Vereinigung" by Nora Nadjarian, translated into German ...
6 years ago
Patagonian Road

Happy Birthday to Hen - Another year, another July 11, another summer day of sticking my hands into the soil and rooting around with the roses and missing you. I whip butter and ...
6 years ago
Vivian Faith Prescott, Alaska - Planet Alaska

Sustainable Harvesting and the Alaskan Foodie - *By Vivian Mork Yeilk' My mother squished a blueberry and put it in my mouth. Everything was new. I was new. She walked me through the forest, setting m...
6 years ago
Christopher Allen, US/Germany - I must be off!

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6 years ago
The Pen, Lens and Brush (mindful january)

A Strambotto - Monday, May 6, 2019 #the100dayproject
6 years ago
Chris Galvin (a to z )

‘Tis Always the Season for Shortbread Cookies - In my family, Christmas just isn’t Christmas without shortbread cookies. Both my parents loved cooking and baking, but my father and I usually made the sho...
6 years ago
Aubrie Cox - Yay Words!

Dead Organic Matter - You’re told to own your words. But if this was written in first person, how would you ever be held accountable? mockingbird song picking cuticles until the...
7 years ago
Books, Personally (30 in 30)

2018 Reflections: Reading, Writing, Rituals - *Reading* Another reading year gone by. While I haven't been on the blog much, it has been a rich year for books, with some of my favorites of the year p...
7 years ago
Blue Fifth Review

the blue collection 9: Home (Winter 2018 / 18.10) - the blue collection 9: Home (Winter 2018 / 18.10) Home featuring DeMisty D. Bellinger J. P. Dancing Bear Nicholas Fairclough David Heg Ted Mc Ca...
7 years ago
Sherry O'Keefe, Montana - too much august not enough snow

that same lake, the far shore - The book of prairie is broad with stories and platters of bottom land, bald eagles in the cottonwoods waiting for another day to fly. This is how we know a...
7 years ago
Jennifer Saunders, Switzerland - Magpie Days

“In the Alcoholic’s Apartment, A Time Machine” by Chelsea Dingham - Clearly, I am a horrible blogger. But a lovely thing happened to me today, which is that Lisa Mecham stumbled on this old post of mine about her poem “Revi...
7 years ago
30 in 30 - Melanged Magic

Getting Ready to Dive - A lovely spring morning here...at last! Seems like it's been weeks, months since we've had a mild, blue sky morning. I walked the big loop to the river a...
7 years ago
Julia Davies, UK/Germany - practice makes perfect

on travelling - There are things you miss, travelling Absent things recalled I miss having my own coffee up, buying machined hot brown something No anticipatory smell from o...
8 years ago
Mauve Sea

Rudrapur - Rudrapur, is a city in Uttarkhand (uttara-northern, khand-land). The city is located in the fertile Terai region of northern India that is crisscrossed by ...
8 years ago
My India Travel

Veera Narayana Temple, Belavadi - Veera Narayana Temple located in Belavadi is an ancient 12th century temple carved in soapstone. This temple comprising of three shrines was built during ...
8 years ago
Dorothee Lang, Germany - virtualnotes

this blog continues... at blueprint21.de - I finally put a new version of my website together, it also includes a blog page. If you browse to: *blueprint21.de/blog* you arrive at a nicely sorte...
8 years ago
30 in 30 - Lynda Bruce

New painting, small oil on wood panel: ‘Early Morning Moon’ - New painting, small oil on wood panel: ‘Early Morning Moon’
8 years ago
NARRATIVE

Punctuation & my pig tale - The New York Times isn't alone in making me ill over its colon usage. But I adore the Times and read it faithfully, so I’m daily aggrieved. The usage I d...
8 years ago
Slightly Cultural, Most Thoughtful

Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift - This is a book I thought for a long time I HAD read, and for some reason, I was sure that it's an easy read. Ha-ha-ha. No, I mean, it IS funny sometimes...
8 years ago
The Books They Gave Me

My sister gave me the Wealth of Nations with a note saying “merry christmas you capitalist pig” -
8 years ago
Susan Gibb - Spinning

LITERATURE: Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children - Honestly hadn’t heard of this novel by Ransom Riggs until I saw the trailer for the Tim Burton movie and of course, was fascinated by it. While well-writte...
8 years ago
Brigita Orel, Slovenia - Do the write thing

Goodbye blog - I am switching to a new website. I'll leave this blog live for another month or so, after that I'll take it offline. I hope you'll find my new abode pleas...
8 years ago
Linda Simoni-Wastil, Baltimore - leftbrainwrite

Bearing Witness--The Wall - Today they started building The Wall. When I woke this morning and went down to the kitchen, Mum and Dad weren’t there. I followed the low murmur of the ...
8 years ago
Jules' Challenges (World Reads 2013)

2017 Category Challenge - *Challenge Summary: * To encourage ourselves to “read outside the box,” in this group we (each) pick (our own) categories to read within. You can have as m...
9 years ago
Michelle Elvy, New Zealand - Glow Worm

Congratulations: Airini Beautrais wins Landfall Essay Competition 2016 - Originally posted on NZ Poetry Shelf: ? Airini Beautrais has been named the winner of the 2016 Landfall Essay Competition for her essay ‘Umlaut’. Competiti...
9 years ago
Raven Bones - Kersten Christianson

End - With long stride across worn path the poet goodbyes April, the month of words.
9 years ago
Random Literary Blogging

Then we went to Barcelona - I am dismayed by the many adverse changes that occur as we age, and also aware that virtually all of them were predicted (accurately) by people we knew who...
9 years ago
Tuesday Poem

Ring of Fire by Mary Eliza Crane - At the wane of a long season of heat filled yellow sky, fire consumes mountain forests infested, decimated by bark beetles feasting in their own changing w...
10 years ago
BluePrint books & lit blog

literary hashtags on twitter: #amreading #shortstory #sixwords #longreads #worldliterature & more - *"Some of the most interesting and useful hashtags on Twitter are designed to build community in the far-flung literary world..."* ...noted Salon Magazi...
10 years ago
islandkayaker

From Bookworm to Social Butterfly - Originally posted on YA Author Rendezvous: Written by Julie Tuovi The eReader was a great invention for YA fiction-addicted adults everywhere—for those who...
10 years ago
Nicolette Wong, Hong Kong - Meditations in an Emergency

New Website Launched - Visit me here. Be in touch.
10 years ago
Poetic Inspirations (Pacific)

LIFE’S WEAVING - by M.E.Mixer With wondrous skill, in the crowded mill, The spinner her shuttle plies, And watches the web with fear and dread As it forms beneath her eye...
10 years ago
30 in 30 - Decoding Static

Decoding Static Relaunching Soon - Decoding Static home to the writing, art and photography of Andy Harrod. Including the books, Living Room Stories and tearing at thoughts and the art proje...
10 years ago
Karen the Small Press Librarian

Interview with Rami Shamir - Today I'm posting Part One of my interview with *Rami Shamir*, in the last 29 hours of a Kickstarter campaign for his novel TRAIN TO POKIPSE. This expl...
10 years ago
Linda Hofke, USA/Germany

Resurrecting Those Old Works - Has this happened to you? You read a story or poem online that you enjoy. Wanting to read more from this writer, you follow the link to his or her blog or ...
10 years ago
Petina Gappah, Simbabwe - The World According to Gappah

Rencana Samsung Bangun Pabrik di Vietnam Sudah Direstui - Rencana Samsung Electronic Vietnam membangun pabrik ponsel kedua di bagian utara negara tersebut, telah mendapatkan lampu hijau. [image: Rencana Samsung Ban...
10 years ago
Jane Hammons - Lighting Out for the Territory (a to z)

STERN by Jane Hammons - New photography up at Revolution John Magazine : the cement ship in Monterey Bay, Seacliff State Beach, Aptos, CA.
11 years ago
DBC|READS

Auch bei Vodafone Tarifen mit Prepaid-Funktion kann man seine Rufnummer mitnehmen - […]
11 years ago
Georgia Panteli, UK

The Reasonable Ogre - Much as I appreciate retellings of fairytales, reading new ones is an altogether different pleasure; especially when these are fairytales for adults or m...
11 years ago
a lot of wind...

La Paloma Amarilla - Like all drunks, we wake up laughing. Then we lie there for a long time, not moving. “I don’t want to move,” says K. “I’ll find out how drunk I still am.” ...
11 years ago
Laurie Kolp, Texas

Beberapa Objek Wisata Pulau Lombok Yang Wajib Anda Kunjungi - *Pulau Lombok*, siapa yang tak kenal dengan pulau yang indah nan mempesona ini. Pulau Lombok bisa jadi merupakan pulau yang menjadi saingan Pulau Bali di ...
11 years ago
Robert Vaughan, Wisconsin - One Writer's Life

Addicts & Basements by Robert Vaughan - Originally posted on GIANT READER: by Brian Alan Ellis Addicts & Basements by Robert Vaughan Civil Coping Mechanisms, February 2014 142 pages / $13.95 Buy...
11 years ago
Matt Potter, Australia/Germany - sweetscrippen

- *Three Things I Don’t Write **(and Three Things I Do)* Jason E. Rolfe tagged me to participate in this exercise. (Well, I asked him, and he said yes.) Here...
11 years ago
Steve Wing - hobnailballet (100 Days)

Albuquerque Biopark - [image: Metal sculptures and living plants] Metal sculptures and living plants
11 years ago
Jean Morris, London - tasting rhubarb

- Reopening soon in new premises. Maybe.
11 years ago
The Great Grandmother Experiment

Paw Prints in the Sand - Day 77 Listening to: Dance Hall Days Thought for the day: One small paw print for man. One giant leap for man’s spirit! Many of you are like me in that I’m...
11 years ago
What I Was Really Thinking When I Was Reading That

Photo -
11 years ago
Michael J. Solender, North Carolina - not from here, are you?

The return of the Not.. - Just a quick note to Not heads out there who wonder what's been up. You're about to see some changes at the Not as my focus shifts from fiction to pop-cul...
12 years ago
BluePrintReview blog

blueprint new year blogroll - *BluePrint Blog Roll* notes + photos reflections + reviews postcards + quotes & much more from around the world. enjoy ~
12 years ago
Festival of the Trees

Mangroves save one Philippine coastal town from the worst of Typhoon Haiyan - From PRI’s program The World, Michael Holtz reports: Mangroves form low-lying thickets that hug the shore of coastal areas in tropical regions around the w...
12 years ago
Linda's Life on the Other Side

Sunday Sniffles and Surprise Baskets - This morning I woke up and peeked out the bedroom window. Rain. And it was cold. And my nose was clogged on one side. And it was hard to breathe. And so I ...
12 years ago
30 in 30 - Painter's Blog

- Lemons
12 years ago
VisuaLiving

Bathing Palace - Szechenyi Baths, Budapest, Hungary
12 years ago
thebookienook.com/

I’m back! - So you may or may not have noticed my complete disappearing act. Many months ago I disappeared from book blogging, not because of lack of interest but lack...
12 years ago
Martin Porter, NZ - Poetry notes and jottings

Blog moved to Wordpress - My main blog is now Poetry Notes and Jottings on Wordpress. Updates for 2013 will be visible there.
12 years ago
Edge Effects - stephen hastings-king (100 Days Project)

Intrepid Explorer - The Intrepid Explorer recounts his travels for the benefit of subscribers to the *Magazine of the Museum of Everything, *who enjoy his accounts of unreli...
12 years ago
Walter Bjorkman - Qwik-Bake Synthetics

Return from Lethe - Engulfed by black ripples of forgetfulness, beyond the fallen towers of the night toppled by the moon’s delivering rays, to the hidden boats of weariness a...
12 years ago
bl pawelek

Lake Rebecca Park Preserve - Very green through the area, and everything growing thick making it hard to bushwack through the non-path areas. The raccoons climb higher into the trees, ...
12 years ago
Karyn Eisler, Canada - Living ?s

On The Wires > qarrtsiluni / Animals in the City - They woke me up at the crack of dawn. Looked out my window. Here’s what I (heard and) saw … On the Wires now live at qarrtsiluni in the ‘Animals in the Cit...
12 years ago
placebetween - Jonna Laster

viewmasters and earthquakes - Fellow Travelers: I wake up from the semi-hibernation of late December and realize January is well underway. On Friday the 4th, nearing midnight, a 7.5 ear...
12 years ago
Words About Works (World Reads 2013)

I joined a challenge or two. - I like to be challenged. I like having a goal to work toward. I love reading. Can you see where this is going? I've signed up for some reading challenges. ...
13 years ago
Stephen Hastings-King - Adventures in Post-Reality

34 - The space they are in is years long. Two, they hover on a threshold. One reaches to touch the other. The hand goes through. Waves radiate. The past is...
13 years ago
Tips for Urban Living (World Reads 2013)

Hey, it’s only been a year… - Maybe more than a year. But, here is a new blog update, at last and finally. Mostly this is just to say I’m joining the “7 Continents, 7 Billion people, 7...
13 years ago
Frankfurt Bookfair 2012: An Aotearoa Affair

Highlight: Deniz Utlu in translation - For this special highlight in our final highlight series this month, we have a collection of five “minimals from the … Continue reading →
13 years ago
An Aotearoa Affair

Blog Carnival 6: All About Frankfurt - We said Carnival 5: A VIEW FROM HERE was the last Blog Carnival, but when we saw the photos, links and updates from Frankfurt, we knew we had to put togeth...
13 years ago
Curious Centuria (100 Days)

Day #100 Domino -
13 years ago
International House of Joe (100 Days)

Low Road - Day 100 The sun shone through the window. A young girl was sitting on a chair listening to her ipod. It was once her mothers. Her father had saved her life...
13 years ago
Steve Veilleux - Summertime (100 Days)

100 – Another Day Ends -
13 years ago
100 asemics of summer

asemic poem for day one hundred (Final Entry in Series) -
13 years ago
Sina Evans - the summer of fruit flies (100 Days)

afterword; in summery -
13 years ago
Sandra Davies - 100 Orkney days of summer (100 Days)

100/100 For dragon eggs? - Shall we open the door? What story, the old or the new? We have lived so long and so well In our green fable Shall we open the doors? [from ‘Uranium 2’...
13 years ago
Julia Davies - Magpie days (100 Days Project)

040. all the secrets of our hearts -
13 years ago
Sherry O'Keefe - red is how yellow feels (100 Days)

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13 years ago
100 days | W.F. Lantry

july testing - just testing in July
13 years ago
kaffe in katmandu

Kaffe in Katmandu Says Goodbye - It’s been a psychedelic ride with you guys, thank you for all the fun and the faces and so much dada during 2011, but after one year and infinite degrees...
14 years ago
Sheree Mack, UK - every day creativity 3

New - It's that time of year again when we say goodbye to the old and say hello to the new. This is a favourite time of year from me as it's a chance for me to r...
14 years ago
Jonas Knutsson, Iceland

Street Scenes - Our street was a desolate, one-way suburban enclave smack in the middle of the town center. Next to it lay the busiest main road at the time, the susurrati...
14 years ago
Le Bleu du Ciel - Nicolette Wong (100 Days Project)

#100/100 Window - This photo was originally published on YB Poetry blog in June 2011. All other photos--the ones taken by me--I've post...
14 years ago
Rachael Fulton, Scotland/Jakarta - Lady RaRa

Sahabat Anak Leaving Party - Sadly, as my teaching contract draws to a close in Indonesia, it is time to say goodbye to my beloved friends and students from Sahabat Anak, Prumpung. As ...
14 years ago
Kate Thorpe, USA/Germany - Salvaging Spaces

Hibernation - is a sweet thing–concerns darkness, being afraid. A leather building? I have been hibernating in January–just a note to say I haven’t for...
14 years ago
Cathy's Page

Of Bitches and Bastards - Okay, so I'm on my own now. There's a lot of stuff I need to learn how to do, and not just home maintenance stuff that used to fall on Dan. I've got al...
15 years ago
Polyphasic Polyglot — Try to learn something about everything and everything about something.

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Whoever Brought Me Here Will Have To Take Me Home

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Boing Boing

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RSA - Home

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Swati Nair, India - Swati's posterous

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Gwen Williams, Florida

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Latha Vijaybaskar, India/Dubai - Latavijaybaskar

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turns of endearment

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On Being Blog | On Being

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Mary Shorun, Nigeria/Texas - iNneRmOsT

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Vera Ulea, USA / Ukraine

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Very Like A Whale

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Blogs | hinemoana.co.nz

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Sharon Cooper, Oregon - scoop3sjc's posterous

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Kate Brown, Berlin - Postcards from a Flat Land

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30 in 30 - Soaring On Wings Of Sound

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Writing Our Way Home blog

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Blog | Aliette de Bodard

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Pia Parkkonen Photography

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Being Poetry

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buddhetat's Space - Home

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Steve Wing, Florida - firefly

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Julia Davies - Fading in (100 Days)

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Epreuve

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Diana J. Wynne, SF - a place in the world

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beyond 100 days

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fogstorm

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Swati Nair, India - Living and Learning in Chengdu

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Satu Kaikkonen, Finnland - Unsaleable Returns

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SimpleProductivity blog

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Michael Dekel, Minnesota/Israel

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blueprint blog roll

BLOG ROLL

TRAVEL + ART + MORE BLOGS

Monday, January 6, 2014

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