…“It’s not OK to transform a forest into agriculture without understanding the impact that has on climate, carbon storage, disease emergence and flood risk,” said Jones. “You can’t do those things in isolation without thinking about what that does to humans.” Read original post here: https://exposingthebiggame.wordpress.com/2020/04/08/bats-are-not-to-blame-for-coronavirus-humans-are/
G for Göta älv
My 2020 Blogging from A to Z Challenge revisits my best posts from the 2014 to 2019 Challenges. G for Göta älv 1036 (2017) Rewriting a new Kanata timeline threw up this turning point, which was a chance to solidify the dynastic ties around Northern Europe. Before the ‘our timeline’ revelation, will you recognise the … Continue reading
F for Feeniks
My 2020 Blogging from A to Z Challenge revisits my best posts from the 2014 to 2019 Challenges. F for Feeniks (2014) My fascination with The Firebird and The Phoenix goes back decades, well before Feeniks the bird character and this post emerged. I must have a penchant for avian ‘totems/spirit guides’ since there are … Continue reading
E for Elder Scrolls
My 2020 Blogging from A to Z Challenge revisits my best posts from the 2014 to 2019 Challenges. E for Elder Scrolls (2018) This was one of the games I was playing when I began my investigation into the creative Origins of various On-line Games. However, it was a challenge delving for the literature and … Continue reading
D for Donibane
My 2020 Blogging from A to Z Challenge revisits my best posts from the 2014 to 2019 Challenges. D for Donibane 1914 (2017) My Kanata alternative history triggered by Leif Eriksson colonising Vinland, inspired me to rewrite some key episodes in history. I wanted the legacy forged by a Viking alliance with the indigenous people … Continue reading
C for Corylus Avellana
My 2020 Blogging from A to Z Challenge revisits my best posts from the 2014 to 2019 Challenges. C for Corylus Avellana (2014) Ogham and the characters it inspired stemmed from learning about the Tree of Wisdom and Knowledge, Hazel – Corylus avellana one of the ‘chieftain’ trees of the Irish Celtic tradition. From here … Continue reading
Writing Wings 