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Blog postAs an intellectual exercise “imposter syndrome” is something I can nod hard at and pretend I am ignoring, but the truth is that I’m never certain that anything I write is worth a damn. Lately, I think less and less of the words I manage to arrange into sentences and wonder if I should even be bothering. I mean — I’ve got two shorts that simple ARE NOT RIGHT and I can’t find the “in” to fix them. It’s exhausting.
It took 40 years for me to share any of my stories with more than a coupl -
Blog postHoliday Shopping can be stressful, especially for those who would rather be spending time in the outdoors. Finding creative gifts takes planning and means negotiating crowded stores and parking lots. This can be a chore for anyone. For outdoor lovers this is doubly true. Finding a different way to shop for items that are unique and meaningful is a pleasure.
This holiday season, one place to look for unusual gifts is to some of the most famous supporters of the great outdoors – the Nat -
Blog postFriday, October 16, 2020
5:30pm EST Advanced Craft: Worldbuilding: Folklore and Folk Magic
Every human(like) culture in every world has some sort folklore, as well as folk magic. We’re not talking about the ritualistic magic with robes, processions, daggers, and spells. But the magic of the common people. The herbs imbued with magical properties when picked beneath a full moon, the village witch who creates potions, the elder who blesses the crops. Come learn how to create rich -
Blog postI finished this well-crafted novella in just a few hours this morning, and despite the fact that it’s about the beginnings of a global virus pandemic, I enjoyed the heck out of it. Set in New York City in the late 1998, it’s the story of a plague transmitted through, of all things, a hair-care product! The characters are honest and layered, and despite the horror unfolding around them, hold to their humanity and distinct personalities. Worth the read!
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Blog postKill Three Birds by Nicole Givens Kurtz is delightful. I’ve never visited anywhere like the Egg of Gould! In a world where people are literally also birds, Ms. Kurtz has created a land that is unique and vibrant, and where the world building is so a part of the story that it never feels forced or overdrawn. Part mystery, part societal exploration, interesting characters draw the reader in from the start, and there is always a sense that there is much more to the people we meet than what is re
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Blog postTrailing Arbutus – Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Epigaea repens
Trailing Arbutus, Mayflower, Plymouth Mayflower
Ericaceae (Heath Family)
Blooms in Smokies: March and early April
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Blog postWhite Erect Trillium – Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Trillium erectum var. ablum
White Erect Trillium Red Trillium, a VARIATION of Red Wakerobin, Stinking Benjamin, Wet Dog Trillium, Wet Dog Wakerobin, Purple Trillium, Purple Wakerobin
Liliaceae (Lily Family)
Synonym(s): Trillium erectum var. album, Trillium erectum var. flavum
Often confused, in the Smokies, with Sweet White Trillium, which looks similar b -
Blog postWood Betony / Lousewort – Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Pedicularis canadensis L.
Canadian Lousewort, Wood Betony
Scrophulariaceae (Figwort Family)
Blooms in Smokies: April and May
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Blog postOkay – so this is normally, for spring and summer, where I post a Native Wildflower Photo on Wednesday, but to sometimes I have news that is just TOO AWESOME and needs sharing — and well, you’re getting that today instead.
So what happened? I made my FIRST PROFESSIONAL SALE!
Now, I know that probably has some of you scratching your heads. I mean, I’ve got 3 novels out in the world and short stories in anthologies, but the truth is, until now, I have never been paid a professio -
Blog postLong Spur Violet – Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Viola rostrata
Longspur Violet, Long-spurred Violet
Violaceae (Violet Family)
Blooms in Smokies: April
Titles By Paige L. Christie
Galactic Stew
Jul 1, 2020
by
Gini Koch
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Esther Friesner
,
Howard Andrew Jones
,
D.B. Jackson
,
Andy Duncan
,
R.S. Belcher
,
Chaz Brenchley
,
Jason Palmatier
,
Joshua Palmatier
,
David B. Coe
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