Setting New Year Resolutions is a bad idea, and I’m entitled to say that after six decades filled with failed attempts. That is also the motivation not to make that mistake this year, so no resolutions. I promise. On January 1st 2013 I wrote a post entitled How hard are the Three Rs. It was … Continue reading
2013 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2013 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 3,900 times in 2013. If it were a NYC subway train, it would take about 3 trips to carry that many people. Click here to … Continue reading
Lechyd a hwyliau da
Merry Christmas, Joyous midwinter celebrations. May our dreams for the New Year be realised in the months ahead. Lechyd a hwyliau da Listening to Christmas music from traditional Carols to Country & Western renditions, I know that it is Christmas Eve, and tomorrow is when many will celebrate the Birth of Jesus Christ. Family is … Continue reading
Blessed Solstice
Dateline ~ Saturday December 21st: This is the longest night of the year, and not yesterday so my apologies for posting enthusiastically early. For some today’s Winter Solstice is central to their celebrations at this season. To all of them I say, ‘May this Solstice and turning of the Wheel bring you love, peace, and good … Continue reading
‘Spiral of Hooves’ taster
Today, my mystery-novel set in the horse world, ‘Spiral of Hooves’ has become available on Amazon and on Barnes & Noble. As promised here is a thrilling taster to whet your appetite ~ extended beyond the Prologue to entice you more. Enjoy the taster and then follow the links below to Amazon. Preview Here are … Continue reading
Party Time: ‘Spiral of Hooves’ Launch
‘Spiral of Hooves’, the first novel in the Chasseur series will be released tomorrow, Monday December 9th. It will be available at Amazon and at Barnes & Noble from tomorrow. I will also post further details of how you can acquire your copy here on Writing Wings, along with other tasty treats. For openers, you … Continue reading
