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The Return
So many words, the river flowed and I could not catch them all. Each rushing past my fingertips, and headed for the falls. What started as a gentle stream, became a roaring wave. No longer could I try to trap, the lyrics to the page. So there will be no rambling post of where I’ve been and why. Just mark this as my grand return. Another chance to try.
Book Review: My Place at the Table
Long ago, a bright eyed grad student thought she could juggle both assigned readings and books for fun. She was wrong. Over a year later, I checked out the book My Place at the Tablefrom the library and read it in one night. It was absolutely amazing. My Place at the Table recounts the tales of Alec Lobrano as he takes on journalist positions in Paris, France. As he learns to navigate the…
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A Review of Kane - A Different Type of Werewolf
This ARC was provided to me by Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. Growing up with vampires and ghouls, I was excited to dive into a novel that puts a spin to the tale of the werewolf. Kane, a wolf transformed into a human, is on a desperate hunt for the man who turned him with a bite. “Sad Girl” (Emelda) is his trusty sidekick helping him navigate the nonsensical human world. Kane did…
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Book Review: Dead of Winter
After completing grad school, I looked forward to diving into a book that was not listed on a syllabus. Lucky for me, I received a review copy of Dead of Winter to wash away the business jargon I have been reading for the last 18 months. In this thriller, Christa and her boyfriend are on a winter getaway to the Rocky Mountains. Plans go awry and Christa and the other vacationers are stranded in…
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Book Review: Animal, Vegetable, Junk
Book Review: Animal, Vegetable, Junk
When stumbling upon this book, I found the premise intriguing: a historical account of food and the impact on nations, people and ecology which connects the past to our present. Instead, a standard college student fare of the “history of the world” is given, sprinkled in with interesting bits of food. After presenting this history lesson for 75% of the book, the author begins to delve into the…
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Book Review: The Archer By Paulo Coelho
Book Review: The Archer By Paulo Coelho
“So after much practicing, we no longer think about the necessary movements.”The Archer One of many lines from Paulo Coelho’s book The Archer which any high school literature student would be able to point to as symbolism for life. The Archer starts off strong. A stranger visits a town in search of a master archer. This man has dedicated his life to his craft and only by defeating the archer he…
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Book Review: I'm So effing Tired
Book Review: I’m So effing Tired
As a writer, I spend my days spinning tales of fantasy, horror, and all things supernatural. However, as a reader, I have to admit, my guilty pleasure is self help books.
I love reading books that offer insight on self improvement. Books that encourage the reader to overcome adversity, break out of molds, and strike out for unusual dreams may all seem cliche. However, I am always looking for…
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Book Review: Lost Girls Go Everywhere
Book Review: Lost Girls Go Everywhere
Once upon a time, poetry was more of a forgotten genre to the average reader. Sure there will always be a couple of those classical buffs who insist there is nothing more comforting than curling up with some Byron, Shelly,and Keats. All the while, others devoured thrillers, horror and other forms of fiction while the likes of T.S Elliot, Emily Dickinson and Robert Frost were relegated to our long…
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The Darkest Night...
The Darkest Night…
Since Day 1 there was this small voices that whispered in my ear…
“Dust off the notebooks. Write. Everything.“
However, I tried with all my hear to ignore this voice. Why?
So many reasons.
Every day the news would broadcast more numbers, dramatic tales, insane quotes. I really tried to tow the line between staying informed and information overload.
It all looks so bleak and…
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To Decorate or Not to Decorate - Blogmas Day 4
To Decorate or Not to Decorate – Blogmas Day 4
When I was a child, I loved Christmas. There were Christmas specials on tv, music on the record player and decorations in every store and house. Putting up the Christmas tree was a family tradition that I carried into adulthood. When I first moved away, I would travel back to my parents’ house to help decorate for the holidays. When my sister moved in with me, we would pick out a Christmas tree…
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Blogmas Day 3 - Favorite Christmas Albums (Slightly Cheating)
Blogmas Day 3 – Favorite Christmas Albums (Slightly Cheating)
This post was supposed to go up yesterday. In my defense, I had taken medication that knocked me out at like 7pm. To make up for it, I am creating two different blog posts. Some may say that means I am done with Blogmas. I am choosing to keep rolling.
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
Living in LA county means one indicator of the arrival of the holiday season is when KOST switches to holiday music. It’s really…
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Blogmas Day 3 - Favorite Christmas Albums (Slightly Cheating)
Blogmas Day 3 – Favorite Christmas Albums (Slightly Cheating)
This post was supposed to go up yesterday. In my defense, I had taken medication that knocked me out at like 7pm. To make up for it, I am creating two different blog posts. Some may say that means I am done with Blogmas. I am choosing to keep rolling.
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
Living in LA county means one indicator of the arrival of the holiday season is when KOST switches to holiday music. It’s really…
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Keto Hot Chocolate - 1st Attempt (Blogmas 2018 Day 2)
Keto Hot Chocolate – 1st Attempt (Blogmas 2018 Day 2)
In July, I decided to get serious about my health and fitness. After doing some research, I decided to go Keto. There is so much research readily available online about this diet (Low Carb, High Fat) that I will not get into the details on this post. Long story short, lowering my carbs and increasing my fats and proteins while focusing on more natural (Paleo) foods, worked really well for me. I…
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Blogmas 2018 – Day 1
Tree
Every time the wind blew, the tree branches would scratch against the window. Fear would pulse through me with each scratch.
No trees have ever grown near my window.
Phoebe Jane
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Tree – PhoebeJaneWrites
I have been experimenting with how short of a story I can tell. This one fits entirely in the preview below!
Cheers!
Phoebe Jane
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Every time the wind blew, the tree branches would scratch against the window. Fear would pulse through me with each scratch.
No trees have ever grown near my window.
Phoebe Jane — Read on phoebejanewrites.wordpress.com/2018/09/19/tree/
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Dark – PhoebeJaneWrites
Another one….
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Phoebe Jane
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At midnight the dark gets a little darker. It scares me but it also fuels me. There are creatures hiding in those corners, waiting for the arms to hit 12. As the minutes tick ever closer, they grow, like the shadows, dancing on the walls. It’s quiet, too quiet. Yet, I stand ready. My weapon… — Read on phoebejanewrites.wordpress.com/2018/09/18/dark/
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