The Navigator by Clifton Kenny
I recently reviewed Clifton Kenny’s excellent book, Reflections. Clifton has kindly agreed to share the full text of The Navigator with Examining the Odd readers! Continue reading The Navigator by Clifton Kenny
Category: Literary
The Monday Poem: Less Time
Less Time – Poem by Andre Breton Continue reading The Monday Poem: Less Time
Giveaway: Reflections
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Review: Reflections by Clifton Kenny
Reflections revolves around three teenagers, Shane, Paige and Jimmer, as they work together to unravel Shane’s mystery abilities. The young protagonist accidentally discovers that he can see into people’s family histories by reflecting on them, discovering their ancestral past and unlocking their secrets. Continue reading Review: Reflections by Clifton Kenny
The Monday Poem: Corridor
Corridor (Couloir)
We are two
On the one line where all’s continuous Continue reading The Monday Poem: Corridor
Review: The 100-Pound Gangster by Henry Lin
The 100-Pound Gangster Continue reading Review: The 100-Pound Gangster by Henry Lin
Giveaway & Author Interview: The Sultan, the Vampyr & the Soothsayer
I recently reviewed Lucille Turner’s brilliant book The Sultan, the Vampyr & the Soothsayer. Wanting to find out more about this new (to me) author, I have since interviewed Lucille. Continue reading Giveaway & Author Interview: The Sultan, the Vampyr & the Soothsayer
The Monday Poem: work has led to the writing
and I have been
drew following my nose, getting lost Walking Continue reading The Monday Poem: work has led to the writing
Giveaway: Strange Medicine & Strungballs
One lucky entrant will receive a signed copy of Strange Medicine (a collection of surreal short stories) and StrangeBooks’ latest publication, Strungballs (an out of this world, weird novella). Continue reading Giveaway: Strange Medicine & Strungballs
The Sultan, the Vampyr and the Soothsayer
1442: When Vlad Dracula arrives at the court of the Ottoman Sultan Murad II, his life is turned upside down. His father Dracul cannot protect him; he must battle his demons alone. And when the Sultan calls for the services of a soothsayer, even the shrewd teller of fortunes is unprepared for what he learns. Continue reading The Sultan, the Vampyr and the Soothsayer
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