Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus By Virginia Gray I wasn’t always so sure. Don’t get me wrong, I wanted to believe—very badly, in fact. I also wanted to believe in the stories I read. I wanted to know for sure that there had been a Middle Earth, where hobbits and wizards and dragons […]
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Fire in the Snow by Keith R. Baker The big man’s boot carefully kicked aside a remaining hunk of what appeared to be a roof rafter. Burnt nearly to ash, it had almost no weight to it. Still, it was best to be careful. Any of the smoldering pile of debris that had been their
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Sarah Lane hopes you will enjoy listening to this reading from her young adult crossover novel The God of My Art. This chapter is taken from near the end of the book, when Helene visits her mother over the winter holidays. Watch the video here. About Sarah Lane. Sarah Lane is the author of The
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‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse; The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there; -Composed by Clement C. Moore ______________________________________________________ When Martin Crosbie invited me to participate in the 12 blogs of
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It’s almost Christmas! I know the kids are cheering. But my blog readers can, too, because this year, I’m again participating in Martin Crosbie’s 12 Blogs of Christmas. In the event, 12 authors blog about a Christmas-themed topic. Each day, participating authors share the first few paragraphs of a blog and link to the full
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It’s Dec. 1. National Novel Writing Month ended yesterday, and I completed 50,000 words in the allotted time frame. My word processor count said I’d written 50,236 words, though the NaNo validator on the site only validated me at 50,210. ( If you decide to register and validate your word count on the NaNo site,
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