Fiction allows reality to be reshaped—distorted, intensified, or stripped back to its essentials. These posts explore storytelling in its crafted form, where characters, conflict, and perspective combine to reveal truths that aren’t always accessible through fact alone.
Rewatching the Road Runner cartoon as an adult changes the dynamic completely. Wile E. Coyote suffers constant humiliation, pain and failure while the Road Runner escapes every consequence. What once looked funny as children suddenly feels strangely unbalanced, raising questions about who the real victim of the cartoon narrative actually was.
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The author seeks inspiration for a novel set in Raby Bay, Cleveland, featuring money, glamour, and a mysterious murder. His ideal location is a waterfront property with a berth for a catamaran. He envisions a captivating female captain with a hidden secret. The writing style is praised for its vivid and disturbingly real portrayal.
Moreton Bay Murders: Glamour, Catamaran, and Dark Secrets in Raby Bay Read More »
Every year, people disappear and are never found again. Some do it on purpose. They run away with secret lovers while escaping a troubled marriage. This accounts for a few unsolved missing persons cases, but it doesn’t explain it for all of them. Cheaters have to watch themselves when they cheat because they live a
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Introducing a new book, SEETHINGS, and explaining the change from the previous title, “In The Bed Inside Me.” The author provides a link to download the book for free for a limited time and express satisfaction with the new title’s resonance with the book’s personality.
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