Harshbarger Mills by Joan Spilman
Joan SpilmanI'm resurrecting a town. Is it really dead? You betcha. Even the funeral home is closed. Stories are a cure. Readers are another.
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Wind in her Arms, Chapter 52
Chapter 52
On the dawn of the third day, Zev and Sable headed back to the Nevers to die. The Tu’el didn’t tolerate excuses, nor did they have one. The facts were plain as a pike staff: they’d managed to lose not only their son, but the pri...
Four Pole Creek by Llewellyn McKernan
FOUR POLE CREEK
takes on
what suits it best--
the sky’s blue color
or its creamy weather,
the dusty feather
of the housekeeping
sparrow; the rush of rain
and the wind’s rippling
screen, or the black oak
that leans over it, soothed...
Wind in her Arms, Chapter 51
Old Woman Reading by Rembrandt
The room was shadowy, lit only by the flames in the fireplace, and in their light elongated shapes sliced patterns on the walls. It took Rizla a moment to realize the shapes were shadows of the unlit candles...
Wind in her Arms, Chapter Fifty
Macrina went to the buttery, coming back with a pot of beer
When Macrina, the head cook, heard that her two young nieces were to serve Lady Zilar, she could have jumped for joy. However, at over 15 stone, all she could manage was a skip. N...
Wind in her Arms, Chapter 49
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Queen LaVeth didn’t love her son. Rizla, who had never loved anyone, noticed it right way. The Queen never held him, seldom looked at him, and his feedings were relegated either to the old nurse or the new maid. It was a surp...
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I'm resurrecting a town. is it really dead? You betcha! Even the funeral home is closed. Stories are a cure. Novels are another. I write both. I received a MFA in Creative Writing from Wichita State University where I received the fellowship.
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