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Ghostbot (Part One of Two)

“Death is the greatest illusion of all” - Rajneesh Ghostbot (Part One of Two) Cassie was dead to begin with. There was no doubting the fact as...
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Leviathan

Leviathan I had been scrolling for what seemed like hours. Each post scanned seemed darker than the last. Reading wall-to-wall invective wasn’t good...
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Tom Crean

It is said that Ireland is a haunted place full of spirits; a land where the dead are celebrated. Tom Crean The journey to the Emerald Isle had been...
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Rain at the Forest Cafe

A morning coffee stop at a café in a clearing.. Rain at the Forest Cafe Fairy lights glimmer as I drink coffee at a bustling forest café – Dogs under...
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream

“If we shadows have offended, think but this and all is mended.” Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night’s Dream A Midsummer Night’s Dream Sarsen stones stand...
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A charming tale told so well

Posted on Wed, 18 Mar 2026

A charming tale told so well in poetic form, Rhiannon. 

A child's literal interpretation is often a moment that brings family closer together

 

[Should that say "recently-reading-well"?]

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Looking foreward to following

Posted on Mon, 16 Mar 2026

Looking forward to following this brilliant challenge. Intriguing stuff, for sure. Nowt better than a good, old-fashioned murder mystery!

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I'm off to the US in November

Posted on Tue, 17 Mar 2026

I'm off to the US in November so I should be carefully what I say about this, shouldn't I? Well, if planes are still flying by then given the Tangerine demi-god's best efforts to have us all blown to smithereens by then via his meddling in the...

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Posted in The Lost Dreams Of Alfred Muggins In The New Reich by Alfred N.Muggins

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Cracking story. Enjoyed all

Posted on Thu, 12 Mar 2026

Cracking story. Enjoyed all three parts. Classically Russian Doll in its conception. 

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Posted in III. The Body Box - Part Three

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"..and the daffodils trumpet

Posted on Wed, 11 Mar 2026

"..and the daffodils trumpet their joy in the way
the days are now lengthening, warming for spring.."

You have captured the language of flowers so adriotly here, Rhiannon.

A cornucopia of colour.

Glorious!

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‘I heard you lead our Arty

Posted on Mon, 09 Mar 2026

‘I heard you lead our Arty into the hollowlands,’ said Mani.

Ooh intriguing. The plot thickens. I like little snippets dropping in like that making the story turn. 

Looking forward to more. 

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Posted in Purple Mountain - Part 4

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Thanks, Jane. Your feedback

Posted on Tue, 10 Mar 2026

Thanks, Jane. Your feedback is always helpful.

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Posted in Prophesy: The Immortal Witch (13)

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I remember leaving hospital

Posted on Fri, 06 Mar 2026

I remember leaving hospital as a kid after having a broken arm sorted. My mum made me boiled egg and soldiers. It tasted like one of the best meals I ever had, so happy was I to be home. This all seems a bit of a puzzler, Jenny. I hope it's...

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The internal rhyming is so

Posted on Thu, 05 Mar 2026

The internal rhyming is so well done. Pure nonsense but highly enjoyable. Well...unless it's all true. 

My favourite lines "...made the nurse curse when he shredded
her purse and dismembered her favourite hat.."

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Eesh....not sure things like

Posted on Wed, 04 Mar 2026

Eesh....not sure things like 'T B and Cancer' should be thrown around before test results are in. Bless you Jenny.  Looking forward to reading more and hoping for a happy ending. 

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