It’s time for another giveaway! Strungballs by Mike Russell Editorial Reviews “It is these types of stories, that make us question our own society, that I feel are going to be vital to literature in the coming years.” –TheGeekLyfe “Pick … Continue reading Strungballs Giveaway!
This week’s Thursday Album is British superstar Brian Eno’s Here Come the Warm Jets. Continue reading The Thursday Album – Here Come the Warm Jets by Brian Eno
Today, I have a versatile author and his lovely robotic assistant, Lisa. Give a hand, blog visit, and/or book review to C.S. Boyack Thanks to Charles for opening his blog up to guest authors. It seems like we’re always looking for places to post, and this is a great opportunity. Continue reading The Cock of the South
Originally posted on Hedgehog Book Reviews:
Nothing is Strange by Mike Russell 4/5 stars Genre: Science Fiction Binding: Paperback Page Count: 144 Publisher: CreateSpace Publication date: December 31, 2015 A man called Dunce who is bald with a pointed head, a… Continue reading Review- Nothing is Strange
Just Like Hell / Mr. Gray by Nate Southard from Austin, Texas. Continue reading Just Like Hell / Mr. Gray by Nate Southard
Originally posted on chloee ✨ magic:
Strange Medicine by Mike Russell Mike Russell is back to scramble your brains!! this time with tiny little stories…little pills, if you will, that are truly, truly, truly strange. Reading this collection of short stories… Continue reading Book Review: Strange Medicine
Here is another one of my doodles! Continue reading Doodle
This week’s Monday poem is Edgar Allan Poe’s The Sleeper. I hope you like it! The Sleeper BY EDGAR ALLAN POE At midnight, in the month of June, I stand beneath the mystic moon. An opiate vapor, dewy, dim, … Continue reading The Monday Poem – The Sleeper by Edgar Allan Poe
This week’s song is The Bonzo Dog Band’s Keynsham. I hope you enjoy it 🙂 Continue reading The Sunday Song – Keynsham
‘‘There was supposedly one woman Charles Kempe tried to propose to. Unfortunately, the story goes she misunderstood his declaration of love, finishing his sentence for him with another meaning completely! He never had the nerve to try to ask her again. Sad, isn’t it?’ said Ellie.
‘I think I know the type though!’ Harry replied ironically.’ – Love in Lindfield by David Smith Continue reading Love in Lindfield
