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Blog postAffiliate links are used on this site. If you purchase from a link I will receive a commission. What theme will I be doing with a kick off topic of angels and the apocalypse? Every year I’m excited to start the A to Z Blogging Challenge, usually with a theme, and every year I only make it part way through the alphabet. This year I hope to make it to the end using a speculative fiction theme. I decided very late in the game to try my hand at the challenge again (the day before) so I didn’t ha
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Blog postGoodbye 2016 Last year wasn’t a great one for a lot of people. And I’m not talking about all the celebrity deaths which seemed to be a lot more than usual. There were other things that went a whole lot wrong last year in my personal life. Dad’s cancer. Dervish’s (aka Slippy Cat) heart condition getting worse. Financial struggles for the first half of the year. But I don’t want to dwell on the bad. There was good too.
The finances got sorted. Even though Dad’s cancer is back there is -
Blog postI know it’s been a while since I’ve written anything on here and for that I apologize. It’s been a crazy busy year so far but I’ve still been writing. I’ve got a writing challenge planned for January that will have me writing and publishing a lot more. In the meantime I have a short story in a new anthology that releases today! It’s called The Newcomer and I hope you check it out.
From a young couple struggling to look after their baby to a new captain’s reluctance to take command of -
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Blog postWhat causes a dysptopian society? Usually the stories and movies that feature a dystopia have societies that rebuilt after an apocalyptic event. Something caused the end of the world and the new society is trying to bring back that world. Usually they try to make it better but it’s usually worse. The dystopian society pretends to be a utopia and on the surface it might look like everything is happy and good. But underneath there are the secrets, the conspiracies, the erosion of freedoms that
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Blog postWhen I think of campus I always think of higher learning. I also think about what I missed out on when I went to university. At the time I didnâ€t care that I lived with my parents and drove to the university every day for class. There were some things I didnâ€t miss out on. University is where I met my second boyfriend.
Looking back at my university years there are things I regret. I didn’t get to know many of my fellow classmates while I was there except the guy I would -
Blog postI was a teenager in the 80s so I wasn’t around when there was a threat of nuclear war every day and everyone wanted a bunker. Though they’re scary when you think of why you need one I always wanted one because I liked the idea of a safe place with everything in it you might need to survive. When I was a teenager my introduction to nuclear issues was The Day After. It was the first time I realized the world I was living in could be destroyed and destroyed so quickly. The budding writing in me
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Blog postWhen most people think of addiction they think of someone being addicted to drugs or alcohol. Those are the two biggies that probably get the most attention. But there are a lot of other types of addiction based on the dictionary definition of addiction which is in part: persistent compulsive use of a substance known by the user to be harmful. By that definition and knowing what sugar can do to the body sugar is a substance you can become addicted to.
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Blog postThis year I decided to jump into the blogging challenge late and with topics figured out only up to J. But I’m determined to do this. I decided so late that it was after the theme reveal posts for March 21. Since I missed that I decided to do a very late reveal so my followers know I’ll be doing this. So for 2016 my theme is going to be dystopian/post apocalyptic. Some of the letters will deal with themes common to those types of stories. And some of the letters will be directly related to my
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Blog postCozy mysteries are light and fun but I have a love/hate relationship with them. I love the cozy mystery TV shows and thought I would love cozy mystery books. So when I picked a few up I was surprised that I didn’t love them as much as I thought I would. Mostly it was because they were in first person. And if you’ve read my blog for any length of time you know I hate reading first person. At least I thought I hated it. Turns out I only hate it when it’s done poorly but I still shy away from fi
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Blog postCape Breton, Nova Scotia Copyright Cindy Carroll
Change isnâ€t easy for most people. If I surveyed my family and friends Iâ€m sure 99% of them would say they dislike change. I would be one of those people who like things to stay the same, provided things are ticking along okay. No ripples. When things are bad I canâ€t wait for change. Almost every month last year I hoped for something to change. There are reasons people stay in jobs they hate. Neighbourhoods they&aci
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Descent Into Darkness
Oct 10, 2017
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Tony Urban,
Patrick Logan,
Shayne Rutherford,
G M Sherwin,
Cindy Carroll,
Max Lockwood,
Delia Rai,
E.E. Isherwood,
R.L. Blalock,
Steve Vernon,
Sylvester Barzey,
Paul B. Kohler,
Amanda Luzzader,
David J. Schmidt,
Rachel McClellan,
C. A. Verstraete,
Joe Jackson,
Brian J.W. Lee
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Nefarious North
Dec 4, 2013
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Stephanie Bedwell-Grime,
Karen Blake-Hall,
Linda Cahill,
Cindy Carroll,
Jeffrey Charles,
Karen Dales,
Graham Freeman,
Tyner Gillies,
Rick Gustafson,
Patricia Kennedy
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