Category: Literature
Tool Series #2 — Multi-Tool, Part 3
So we're still discussing the so called Writing Multi-tool in this Tool Series. I mentioned in Part 2 that what we are talking about is a writing skill which you can develop and adapt for yourself—customize it—so…
By daletucker
L'ART DU SILENCE
Tébéo - Capture Peut-être, certains d'entre vous - dont je fais partie - s'éloignent de l'information, surtout de l'info continue, où - selon les événements - se succèdent des médecins lors de la crise du COVID ou des…
By gmalette
LA LÉGION D'HONNEUR À MONSIEUR COULLOC'H.
Mr Coulloc'h et ses proches Un ministre de la République prend le train de Paris pour Tréboul afin de remettre la Croix de la Légion d'Honneur au plus vieil ouvrier de France, Monsieur Yves COULLOC'H...c'était en…
By gmalette
Short-Termism
The woman is sitting in front of me, patiently waiting for me to finish what I was doing. – So… what happened to you? What brought you into contact with…
By Cezar
Just Reading Fun!
For today, I give you some reading material just for fun. It's fiction, of course. I had a dystopian setting in mind when I wrote it. This piece comes from one of my old writing files of several years ago. It's a…
By daletucker
Tool Series #2 — Multi-Tool, Part 2
Yesterday I named the four basic writing strategies which make up my Writing Multi-tool functions and which I use constantly while working. They are:…
By daletucker
The Road Not Taken
A temporary drought of inspiration led me to an old favourite poem of mine by Robert Frost. Sharing it on my blog for one and all. Maybe this poem reflects my current state of mind.…
BUTTERFLY'S DREAM 5
The first drops fall one hour before sunset. In the beginning, just a few. Then a hard downpour floods the deck. Every few seconds, electrical discharges cut deep irregular lines across the dark-crimson sky. Thunders…
By gebeleizis