The passage of time can seem all too fast, or all too slow, or just right, depending on one’s perspective. A life spent enraptured in high drama seems to rush by like a dancing reel,…
Hi-ri, Hi-ro, Hi-ri. Hoireann is O, ha hi, ra ha, ra ho ra. Hoireann is O, ha hi, ra ha, ra ha ra. Hi-ri, Hi-ra, Hi-ri. I am not Irish, not by a long shot;…
Costume and candy commercials are dancing across our TV screens once again, so that must mean Halloween isn’t too far behind. Now one of the fun parts about Halloween (apart from being another excuse to…
By Greg Manuel Word Count: 2360 Rating: PG for thematic elements Summary: Thomas finds out his mother kept his grandfather a secret for a reason. He stood in front of the mirror, a wan candle…
By Donna Ferguson Dudley Word Count: 218 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: A fairy and a leprechaun argue about what's most important. A Fairy maid and Leprechaun were sitting, and discussing, What gave…
The crooked road that leads from the historic First Coast of Northeast Florida to the ivied walls of a prestigious liberal arts college in Connecticut is broken enough, without Celtic music in the background. But…
The Celts: a mysterious and misunderstood culture, whose myths and magic continue to affect us even today, thousands of years after the Greeks first spoke of the blue-painted Keltoi. Who were they, really? As a…
By Joseph Richard Ravitts Word Count: 117 Rating: G (suitable for all audiences) Summary: A poem in honor of Irish politician Charles Parnell. In the nineteenth century, just before the scope of conflicts grew horrid,…
Tyrion knew hearing her scream would burn him up inside. He knew it would make him run through a thousand painful memories, resurrecting the cries of men and women killed in some way or other…
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