Solve et Coagula
This is my contribution to Diana’s speculative fiction prompt. You can find her prompt and submissions at her blog Myths in the Mirror. A provocative prompt Diana! Thank you! It helped me eke out a story that I am working on. Thank you all for reading and your feedback is welcome!! Pixabay image by Natan […]
Read More Bones in Time – Part IIIOriginally posted on Stuart France:
? * ‘I cried like some grandmother, I wanted to tear my teeth out, I didn’t know what I wanted to do.’ – Walter E.Kurtz, Apocalypse Now. * The ‘Good Colonel’ is here reacting to a particularly distressing, and at first sight vicious and meaningless, act of war. However, a…
Glad to be back and sharing again. It has been a few weeks of travel and a bit of chaos. Which is always welcome. Nothing like a shake up here and again to revive the soul. This is my contribution to Hélène Vaillant’s “What do you see?”, challenge. Always an intriguing prompt. Thank you, Hélène! […]
Read More Ingrid’s TaleOriginally posted on Sun in Gemini:
Now we have finished with our incursion into maths, and I know that will be welcome… Why have we been talking about such non-spiritual things as acceleration, velocity (speed) and distance? The answer is that these aspects of motion are at the heart of how we learn about the…
Originally posted on BY THE LEFT HAND…:
As gallant winds of wild, command among the sky. Dancing through the blades, two bluebirds soar to fly. ? In sunlight, so does ruffle, gentle wings of feather. On wisp of floating cloud, they flutter, happy together. ? With music soft in whistle; their chorus speaks rejoice. Sounding…
Originally posted on Sun in Gemini:
? (Above: the original Bell 30 which established commercial helicopter technology, and was invented and developed by Arthur M. Young. Picture Wikipedia, public domain) In our last post, we looked at those most frightening objects: numbers which are squared and cubed. This exercise in cruelty was an attempt to…
Originally posted on The Silent Eye:
January…and the clock is ticking down to spring. Work that has been going on all year now changes gear. It began in earnest last year, with a research trip to the British Museum to see the art and artefacts of an ancient civilisation that was at least the equal…
This is my contribution to Hélène Vaillant’s “What do you see?” challenge. I have to admit this is going to be a bit strange. But it wanted to come out this way. The picture beckoned… Pixabay Mercy Hello, hello…. Hello? Mom? Dad? Anyone home? Hello? Is anyone home? Where is everybody? What is this place? […]
Read More Mercy (a tad Sci Fi)Originally posted on Fractured Faith Blog:
I’m overdue a haircut. This, I might add, is not a deliberate act on my part, for those of you thinking I have opted to grow my locks in an effort to imitate a bohemian writer. No, I’ve just been too disorganised and lazy to walk the five minutes…
Originally posted on The Silent Eye:
? So far, we have examined how Arthur M. Young, inventor of the Bell helicopter, engineer and astrologer/philosopher, used his skills and insight into how our minds determine meaning. Within this, he began to discover that there was a graphical symmetry to this process; a set of shapes that…
