All Things Visible and Invisible Chapter 3
“One thousand, seven hundred and twenty this week,” Luiza said. She was seated at the kitchen table, painstakingly adding up columns of figures. It had taken work. Luiza had gotten Isabella Gomes up to the…
Month: March 2019
Dragon Con: A Crossover Story
By Amanda Pizzolatto (alias Aurora Mandeville) Word Count: 1481 Rating: G Summary: Merida and Hiccup help their friend Callum set up at Dragon Con. (Starring characters from Pixar's Brave, How to Train Your Dragon, The…
Robin Hood, King Arthur, and the Call to Stand for Justice
Somewhere between the ages of 5 and 6, I fell in love with the legend of Robin Hood via the charming Disney animated classic depicting him, most appropriately, as a dashing, clever, and empathetic forest…
Prayer Place
Bible Reflection Read Jeremiah 31. Okay, if you are short on time, just read verses 7-14. But seriously, read the whole thing as soon as you get a chance (preferably now, before I start my…
The Knight’s Daughter
By Amanda Pizzolatto (alias: Aurora Mandeville) Word Count: 448 Rated: G Summary: A merchant catches the eye of a Knight's daughter, but it takes an attack of a rival Knight to bring them together. Once…
The Hawthorn Tree
By Donna Ferguson Dudley Word Count: 145 Rated: G Summary: A short poem about the Hawthorn Tree, and its significance to the Faeries of Ireland. “Sidhe is pronounced Shee, and the Sidhe are the Faeries,…
The Jeweler’s Apprentice: Chapter 24
The quiet, snow-covered courtyard looked like the most beautiful place Fia could ever remember as the gates shut behind them and the warm glow of the lights in the windows shone out, promising warmth and…
Burnt: A Harry Potter Serial- Chapter 35: The Impossible
By LastCrazyHorn Word Count: 105891 Rating: PG-13 for brief language, violence, and depictions of abuse Summary: A disabled Harry comes to Hogwarts story. Everyone expects him to be like his dad, but how can he be…
Little Women (2018): A Review
A contemporary adaptation of Little Women? The first time I saw the trailer, I was like NO THANKS, DON’T NEED THAT. #skeptic But then . . . a dear friend and fellow book-connoisseur assured me…