Early Autumn Time for more reading Yes, the Autumn weather is here and I’m looking forward to a brand new season of crime fiction for Murder in Common. This year I decided to add an Interview page to the website. There are many authors that I speak with about their craft and it’s time to bring some of their…
Category: Ramblings of a crime reader
VBA: What! Again?
Clearly I’m chuffed! I was quite delighted to be nominated by Dear Kitty. Some blog whose own blog is nicely diverse. The rules of this award are: Display the award Thank the person who nominated you Share seven facts about yourself Nominate up to 10 other bloggers Here are seven facts about me and my blog: SciFi…
Pathways to Writing: Bicycle Included
Writing journey Change is a given Late last year I wrote about receiving a bicycle for my birthday and my challenges in learning how to ride. My comparison to that and writing garnered some interesting and thoughtful comments. It touched on something that many of us feel. Failure and our lack of capability. Fear can drive many other…
Flash Fiction Press Presents
Picking Blueberries Flash fiction inspired by a true incident The Flash Fiction Press kindly picked up my story on February 25th. I hope you enjoy it. ~ June Lorraine Photo: Michael S. Thompson
Peace on Earth
At this time In our world May every joy and blessing be yours ~ June Lorraine
Pedaling & Writing: Similar states, similar fears
On a bicycle again: For the first time White knuckled with fear and with a death grip on the handle bars my instructor coached me from the sidelines. This is long before my feet are on the pedals. Gone are the days of running beside a bicycle holding onto whatever worked. These days it’s heel to toe push until you…
Boo! It’s Halloween
Ghosts, demons & obsession Delving into the “season” of Halloween has proved to be fun. I’ve remembered my mum, a dear friend and our midnight movies together, and assembled a survival kit in case of a zombie apocalypse. We don’t get many children on October 31st. Seemingly our driveway is too long for them and they go to the other…
