This post was written in response to Charli Mills weekly flash fiction challenge. January 5, 2017 prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less) write a story about a rattling sound. It can be an intimidating sound of protest, a disorienting loud sound, a musical expression or a gentle baby’s toy. Go where the promptContinue reading “Carrot Ranch #FlashFiction Challenge: ‘What if?’”
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Days of Yore #SoCS
This post is written in response to Linda Hill’s Stream of Consciousness Saturday (SoCS) prompt Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is: “your, you’re or yore” Use it in your post as a noun or a verb… or a name! Enjoy! Days of Yore We all have our own days of yore. TheyContinue reading “Days of Yore #SoCS”
Jane Eyre, Europe and #Brexit #SundayBlogShare
Jane Eyre takes place in 19th century rural Yorkshire. It’s a very ‘English novel’, because almost all the characters are English, and the protagonists clearly represent typical traits of Victorian England. Jane embodies an English appearance; she is pale, short, slim, with green eyes and russet hair. She also represents manners generally associated by anContinue reading “Jane Eyre, Europe and #Brexit #SundayBlogShare”
1 Day to Book Launch of ‘Midsummer at Eyre Hall’: My Happy Ending, Thanks to Camus, Orson Welles and My Daughter.
Tomorrow is the big day. The Eyre Hall Trilogy is officially complete and available for purchase and download on Amazon as a Kindle ebook. My proof for the paperback version of Midsummer at Eyre Hall arrived today. I’ll be checking it through carefully, and it will be available to purchase in print before the endContinue reading “1 Day to Book Launch of ‘Midsummer at Eyre Hall’: My Happy Ending, Thanks to Camus, Orson Welles and My Daughter.”
3 Days to Launch Midsummer at Eyre Hall. My Writing Process: Intertextuality
I’m relieved, overjoyed and excited to tell you that The Eyre Hall Trilogy is complete. There are three days to go to the launch of Book 3, Midsummer at Eyre Hall, on the 21st of June, and I’m aiming to write a post a day about my writing process to celebrate my achievement. Day threeContinue reading “3 Days to Launch Midsummer at Eyre Hall. My Writing Process: Intertextuality”
7 Days to Launch Midsummer at Eyre Hall: On planning and pantsing
Many things have been happening during these bloggingly silent months, and I have an important announcement to make. I’m relieved, overjoyed and excited to tell you that The Eyre Hall Trilogy is complete. There are seven days to go to the launch of Book 3, Midsummer at Eyre Hall, on the 21st of June, andContinue reading “7 Days to Launch Midsummer at Eyre Hall: On planning and pantsing”
10 Differences Between #JaneEyre and Charlotte Bronte #AtoZChallenge #Bronte200
This post is part of this year’s April Challenge to write a post a day. I’ve chosen to write about my greatest literary passion: Jane Eyre. Today, Jane Eyre is going to point out the Ten differences between herself and Charlotte Bronte. I’m very grateful to Charlotte Bronte for making me such a famous person,Continue reading “10 Differences Between #JaneEyre and Charlotte Bronte #AtoZChallenge #Bronte200”
#AtoZChallenge #JaneEyre’s Resilience and Romance #Bronte200
Today’s a special day. It’s Charlotte Bronte’s 200 birthday, so I’ve decided to post letter ‘R’ with some more words to describe Jane Eyre. Playing around with words beginning with ‘R’ related to Jane Eyre, I came up with this fun summary of the most important aspects of the novel. Jane’s a survivor. She hasContinue reading “#AtoZChallenge #JaneEyre’s Resilience and Romance #Bronte200”
Letter R & S #AtoZChallenge #JaneEyre Rebirth and Sequel
This post is part of this year’s April Challenge to write a post a day. I’ve chosen to write about my greatest literary passion: Jane Eyre. I’m going to discuss Jane Eyre’s Rebirth and Sequel in the Eyre Hall Trilogy. The Eyre Hall Trilogy is a three-part sequel to Jane Eyre. My aim was toContinue reading “Letter R & S #AtoZChallenge #JaneEyre Rebirth and Sequel”
Letter O #AtoZChallenge #JaneEyre the Orphan
This post is part of this year’s April Challenge to write a post a day. I’ve chosen to write about my greatest literary passion: Jane Eyre. Today Jane’s going to tell you about her origins and her orphaned childhood. My name’s Jane Eyre and I’m an orphan. My parents died when I was but anContinue reading “Letter O #AtoZChallenge #JaneEyre the Orphan”
Rereading Jane Eyre 