Summer Salad Isn’t that lovely? An easy, delicious meatless COLD and just right for a steamy hot evening dinner. My version of Thousand Island dressing is also easy, and I have a few tips to pump it up a notch. The salad is anything you like. I have home-grown lettuce, radishes, tomatoes, hard boiled eggs,…
Why is there a ‘No Weapons Allowed’ sign on our door? That question was recently posed by one of the reporters returning to the newsroom after an assignment. As her words filtered into our consciousness, fingers stopped tapping away at keyboards, heads turned away from screens to look…and I said, “What ‘No Weapons Allowed’ sign?”…
by Denise Golinowski Hi! Welcome to Myth Perceptions where I explore and then share aspects of myth and legend that I have encountered in my reading and writing. Currently, I’m exploring the stories, myths and legends pertaining to fairies. One of my most recent “discoveries” regarding fairies was the existence of two Courts – Seelie…
*Reprinted from an earlier blog post* I read my first romance novel at the age of eleven and I was instantly addicted. I read on the bus to and from school. I hid the novels in my textbooks and read during lectures. I sometimes skipped lunch and read in the library. And on…
Welcome to this month’s Murderer’s Market, and today, we’re dealing with the topic of spree killings. As a crime fiction writer, I’m peeling back the curtain on some of my research to share with you. Come along for the ride as we delve into this dangerous topic. ***** The ever increasing aggressiveness of mankind against…
Dear Sir: I received your letter dated April 24. It’s taken me a little while to get back to you, and I apologize. I have to admit, I wasn’t really sure how or whether to respond to you. Now that I’ve had a little time to think things over, I’ve decided that it’s probably best…
