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Wrapping paper fell at Annie's feet as she stared at the bowl in her hand. Gold gleamed in the grout where the shards were joined. Whole again, but no longer the same. Better. Like she would be. Phil was

Funny how small mishaps could become omens. Annie poked a finger through the tear in her voluminous wedding dress. As unexpected as her best friend's last-minute confession, but there it was. Looping the

There are so many software applications you can use to write longer works, it can be hard to figure out the best choice for you. If you're looking for versatility, I would totally advise Scrivener. Personally,

Some of you may know that on top of the move to our new home, I changed jobs recently as well. On June 4th, I walked into a strange hospital with a radiology department I'd briefly visited once. Joining

We're finally getting somewhat settled in our new house. We have the option of taking a hot shower after a day of tearing things down, nailing them in place or dragging them around. No longer do I kneel

In Part 1 of this article, we compared writing to painting. We discussed the basic tenses you’ll work with. Your primary colours, if you will. In Part 2, we mixed things up, creating a richer palette,

In Part 1 of this article, we compared writing to painting. We discussed the basic tenses you’ll work with. Your primary colours, if you will. Let’s mix things up and create a palette of subtle shades

Well, it's been fun. Hasn't it? Image: Courtesy of Gerd Altmann via Pixabay Wait! What? You're leaving? Did I say that? Nooooo. I'm not leaving. I was just saying it's been fun, my time spent with you

This poem has been removed by the author. I have got to thank @damianjayclay yet again. He got me writing poetry and what's more, he got me feeling like I don't suck at it. Most times. He is the one who

The Steemiverse: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Reader Ship Flying Wardrobe. Its mission: to seek quality content in the Stream of Steem. To curate unknown writers. To boldly upvote posts

Whatever it is you’re writing, whether it’s a memoir, a story, or a non-fiction piece, the tense in which you write is something you need to consider. Whether you’re reading a newspaper or a novel, chances

Well, I've gone and jumped on the Steempress Wagon. I already had a blog page off the blockchain, through blogger.com, but I was a bit frustrated with the lack of flexibility. However, I kept putting off

Nigella's christmas cookbook has a few yummy pork roasts: one marinated in apple cider and apple juice with an apple and onion gravy; and one which is a roulade marinated in worchestershire sauce and something

The Steemiverse: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Reader Ship Flying Wardrobe. Its mission: to seek quality content in the Stream of Steem. To curate unknown writers. To boldly upvote posts

It’s been a while since I uploaded my last audiostory. About three months, I think. High time to do another one, right? Right. Last night, I recorded and edited a narration of another one of my rainbow

This is a charity post to raise money and awareness for Bobby @solarparadise, who is a US veteran, who is losing his vision due to and eye condition called keratoconus. I will donate all SBD's earned from

Last weekend was D-day. We finally moved into our new house for real. It's been a gruesome week with a lot of hard work. The Great Greenhouse Battle of '18 came to its final conclusion after I formed an

The Steemiverse: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Reader Ship Flying Wardrobe. Its mission: to seek quality content in the Stream of Steem. To curate unknown writers. To boldly upvote posts

The Steemiverse: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Reader Ship Flying Wardrobe. Its mission: to seek quality content in the Stream of Steem. To curate unknown writers. To boldly upvote posts

Image courtesy of Klemen Vrankar via Unsplash.com "Liam! Coddamnit! Will you get your hairy arse over here? If you make us miss our ride and strand us here for another twenty years..." The proximity