Man and His World
Come with me and see what Man and His World would have been, could have been... in A Walk in Melancholy Colors
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How We Always Live in the Past
We walk down eroding cobblestone streets. We drive on roads that didn't always exist. We live in buildings that have been used for a myriad of purposes. And we never know any of their stories... Check out my guest post "Contemplating the Past" on Éric Soucy 's blog, Autant de Montréalais (it`s in English!).
Goblin Tunnel Series: Hail to the King (and His Final Moments)
For those new to The Goblin Tunnels series, click here . IN MEMORY OF DAVID BOWIE: 1947-2016 The Goblin Tunnels: Hail to the King (and His Final Moments) He watched his followers invade the other world. He waited for the last of them to exit the atrium before he withdrew into the Goblin Tunnels. The Goblin King meandered ponderously into the hallway. His feet were silent against the cold cement floor. After delivering his speech, his blood was beginning to cool, the heat soaked up by the architecture around him. Wires were a major decoration of the Goblin Tunnels. They snaked the floors, ready to catch the clumsiest of creatures. In some of the smaller hallways, such as this one, there ...
Too Many Books Break the Bookshelf
Being avid readers, writers (and people of other professions) can accumulate a lot books to the point where the bookshelf has books plugging every hole horizontally, vertically and, for the more desperate, diagonally. That type of bookshelf can be nice to look through if you're in a second-hand bookshop; it gives you a sense of looking for lost treasure. However, for a bookshelf in a home or office, it's not so nice. That being said, I have come up with a few ways to lessen the burden we bookworms must bear: Step 1 - Separate Go through all your books and see which ones you don't want anymore which may consist of: · Books you have not read in years and don't interest you · Books you know very well, but are not among your favorites · Books that do not hold any sentimental value · Books you have read and didn't enjoy Step 2 - Donate Now that...