Write, Teach, Learn
- Symbols of Belonging July 21, 2024
- Biography of a Poncho September 17, 2021
- Granny Sula June 18, 2021
- VIGILANCE, COURAGE, UNITY November 7, 2020
- GNU Knitting February 5, 2018
- Anatomy of a design project July 7, 2017
- Querying Gender June 24, 2017
- How soon can I get it? April 17, 2017
- The Right to Question January 16, 2017
- Changing the world–a two sided equasion April 5, 2016
Andrew’s Site
- A Curious Beekeeper Explores for 4-15-18 April 16, 2018
- A Curious Beekeeper Explores for 3/29/2018 March 28, 2018
- Facebook groups for Bee School students February 16, 2017
- Bee Haver vs. Bee Keeper July 10, 2016
- Foraging Thoughts December 11, 2013
Writers I Read
-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Paulina on GNU Knitting
- Gabi on GNU Knitting
- Pam on Querying Gender
- Gabi on Querying Gender
- Jonno Morris on A Song Unsung
Categories
Tag Archives: fiction
Rafe–Auntie Finn’s Story
Rafe entered the common area of Winter Home, followed by Wilf and Molly. She made a show of unkinking her back and sauntered around the nearest hearths, losing her shadows along the way. Children’s eyes followed her as she moved. … Continue reading
The Last Filene’s
“The last Filene’s Basement closed December 29, 2011, fifteen years ago today. But thanks to the miracle of UR-There, you can relive that moment, along with thousands of other shopping experiences available through UR-VR technology. Plug in the SIM and … Continue reading
Rafe–Breaking Warp
This fits in between Frozen River 02 and A Mission. The fire crackled with dry wood and pitch. Rafe sucked the marrow from a bone and leaned back on her bed roll. The sky was hazed, but did not feel … Continue reading
Rafe–Almost healed.
This comes after Rafe has been dragged home, wounded. This scene takes place as Rafe is sorting her things getting ready to go back to the front. “You promised.” Jenna had never whined in her life, and she didn’t now. … Continue reading
Rafe–Stories of Scars 01
“Rafe, tell us a scar story.” The three little girls, eyes fastened on her face, wore, much as Rafe and Jenna did when they were that age, loose fitting trousers, buckled at the waist. Laces hung from the knees where … Continue reading
Rafe-The Feral Sheep–pt. 2
“This is a true story, one that happened to me. But first, let me tell you about the Feral Sheep. It is said that she is an old woman, always a stranger in town, and always in the marketplace. She … Continue reading
Rafe–Tools of the Trade
For my readers, as I plan my next moves with Rafe: Are there any particular questions you would like answered next? “I’ll have a pint of Smutty Nose,” Rafe told Maud who was waiting on tables at the Pig and … Continue reading
Rafe–Welcomed Home
Rafe moved Blade, down the wide public road into the village. He clopped sedately, whuffling at the kids who dashed out from between the houses and nodding at the old soldiers on their bench, leaning up against the sunny side … Continue reading
Rafe–Setting Up the Loom
“For goodness sake, go help Fiona deal with her loom and quit plaguing me.” Rafe’s sister stood before the anvil, maul pounding flakes of burned iron off a horse shoe. “Her husband is too poorly, or too drunk, to be … Continue reading
Rafe–Frozen River
Jole poked the end of his gaff into the snow that now banked the river. This was his first year doing a man’s job. Old Farley had drilled pilot holes and declared the river frozen enough to start gathering ice. … Continue reading