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Monthly Archives: December 2014
On the third (or fourth) day of Christmas
It was the third or fourth day of Christmas. Santa wasn’t sure which. He’d been mixing a lot of brandy with his eggnog; got to do something to appear fat and jolly, you know. And he got to thinking about … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, holiday season, Humor, Santa Claus, Twelve Days of Christmas
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The final chapter of Prophecies and Penalties
It’s been a long road for Emily Fisher since she came to Quasopon to solve the murder of Stephen Nash, a member of the High Council of the Children of the New Revelation. She met the Prophesied One and became … Continue reading
Posted in Prophecies and Penalties, Writing fiction
Tagged detective story, Fiction, murder mystery, religious commune, Vermont, Writing
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This year’s Christmas ghost story: When the ghost came in from the cold
You all know about Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Tiny Tim, the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future, and all that. Whether he started it or not, Dickens supported the tradition of ghost stories at Christmas time for … Continue reading
Posted in Writing fiction
Tagged Christmas ghost story, Fiction, ghost story, supernatural, Writing
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Chapter 45 of Prophecies and Penalties
When you understand that suicidal thoughts among the Children of the New Revelation are considered signs of demonic possession, you can understand how shocking it is for Hannah Priest Wyatt, an Instrument of the Divine, to be having such thoughts. … Continue reading
Posted in Prophecies and Penalties, Writing fiction
Tagged detective story, Fiction, murder mystery, religious commune, Vermont, Writing
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Chapter 44 of Prophecies and Penalties
Emily Fisher really, really doesn’t want to be the Prophesied One of the Children of the New Revelation. Pity, then, that at least half a dozen people already know she is. Because if people think you are something, they will … Continue reading
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Tagged detective story, Fiction, murder mystery, religious commune, Vermont, Writing
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The year in review: 2014
I just finished up writing the last chapter of Prophecies and Penalties Sunday night, so it seems like a good time to review where Sillyverse has gone this year. It’s been a year of consolidation and retrenchment. The blog has featured one … Continue reading
Prophecies and Penalties chapter 43
Murder solved. But one sister is missing, and another is slipping away. Emily Fisher can’t seem to catch a break. And the Divine only knows what the High Council of the Children of the New Revelation has in mind for … Continue reading
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Tagged detective story, Fiction, murder mystery, religious commune, Vermont, Writing
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