by Sleepylion | Sep 21, 2021 | India Roberts, Short Story, Writing
Bless You – A short story by India Roberts Bless You “Bless you.” “Thanks.” Benjamin sniffles, eyes streaming and as red as gleaming strawberries in the sun. A tickle ignites far back and he rolls his raw eyes before it comes. 3, 2, 1… sneezes. Two this...
by Sleepylion | Jul 11, 2021 | Article, India Roberts, Writing
Books vs Movies: 3 Arguments for the Literary Experience – by India Roberts Picture by Kevin Carden Books vs Movies: 3 Arguments for the Literary Experience The book or the film? It’s the debate that has seen literary lovers and film enthusiasts divided...
by Sleepylion | Jun 21, 2021 | Article, Bob Rich, How to, Review, Writing
How to Write a review – by Bob Rich How to Write a review I posted this in 2016, and am reposting it now, since a nice young man feels he is not qualified to review a book on depression, because he has no clinical training. One of my rules is, I can ask...
by Sleepylion | Jun 13, 2021 | India Roberts, Short Story, Writing
Thaw – A short story by India Roberts Picture by Irina Iriser Thaw Thaw It’s 1st July and it’s still snowing. It’s been snowing for 7 months now, since 11th December when you broke your arm by slivering over ice. It fractured in three places, they said, but the...
by Sleepylion | Jun 3, 2021 | Article, How to, India Roberts, Poetry, Writing
A Humour-Infused Narrative: A Subtle Technique – by India Roberts Picture by Andrey Kuzmin A Humour-Infused Narrative: A Subtle Technique One of my most recent reads was a dark one. It was clouded with characters wielding weapons and creatures lurking in...
by Sleepylion | May 24, 2021 | Article, Janice Dolley, Writing
Death the Great Adventure – by Janice Dolley Death the Great Adventure (part 1) by Janice Dolley We are living in a time of great change in which our horizons are expanding in many directions. One of these directions is that our ideas about death...
