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Undead Among Us!
They’re heeeere…. I was delighted to receive my contributor copy yesterday of UNDEAD: A Poetry Anthology of Ghosts, Ghouls, and More, from Apex Publications. If you’re a fan of speculative literature, you’ll want this collection, featuring more than 70 poets, … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged ghosts, history, horror, Nanaimo estuary, Publishing, Speculative Fiction, Vancouver Island
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Hanukkah and the Power of Story
I had a basically secular upbringing as a child growing up in Santa Monica, and later Coos Bay. I have defined myself as an atheist since about age nine, which is when I began to notice that the beliefs of … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellany
Tagged dreidle, empowerment, Hanukkah, history, holidays, Jewish, Judaism, Maccabees
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