Torsade Literary Space Marjorie Bowen: The Sword Decides! (part forty-two)
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The Totem-Maker: The Citadel (part ten)
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My Blog Week: October 17 to October 23
All the Latest from Torsade! A Word on the Week What Comes After Awareness? (2) One bit of news this week involved a new social media platform, a money-soliciting venture by ex-president Trump. It […]
to shed (poem)
to shed if you’ve gone out walking the mission has an end goal arriving at the place with sacks, or lacking beggary for help they’ve hindered you forms dropped duly at addresses or into pockets, coating individual per contents, you seek to do kind works for nature closer now, soon to […]
Mathilde Alanic: Shine! (conclusion)
Mathilde Alanic Shine! (part fifty-four) Epilogue Extract from Annie’s notebook And so Patrice spoke the truth. A word lives on, a word radiates! The written word influences more, at times, than purposed. The written word, again by […]
Hammersmith: A Few Laws Broken (chapter thirty-one)
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