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Journey to the Past – Chapter 6: Farewell to Friends
BY HANNAH SKIPPER Caspian dispatched Twinklefinn to the ship as Peter hailed a passing Hawk to fly on to Anvard…
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Climbing Snow Bridge Mountain
BY KRISTIN WILSON As Father Ignatius Xavier got out his rosary beads, he began to pray. As he began to pray, a name came to him.
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The Case of Monsieur Valdemar – Chapter 6: Death Paused No Longer
BY AMANDA PIZZOLATTO “Where’s Mrs. Valdemar and Doctor James?” blurted Nico the instant the two got into the house.
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Journey of Discovery Chapter 13 (A Kingdom Hearts Story)
BY DAVID GLENN MORTEM’S POV AGRABAH UMI 7, 92 KA…
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Festive Cheer: Gingerbread Hot Chocolate
BY BETH FLYNN It’s that time of year again, so here is a nice and easy, warming recipe to get you all in the festive mood!
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Roots: Insights from the Tree Alphabet of Old Ireland: Blackthorn
BY OLIVIA WYLIE Blackthorn transforms landscapes. Across the British Isles, the blackthorn was planted in tight hedges.
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Cold Winter’s Day
BY LINDA M CRATE So much grace that I could not help but stare out my window; the sun shone deceptively bright…
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Journey to the Past – Chapter 5: The Man Among the Beasts
BY HANNAH SKIPPER As Caspian led them through and around the maze of dilapidated or blocked passageways…
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The Case of Monsieur Valdemar – Chapter 5: Science Notes
BY AMANDA PIZZOLATTO It was the seventeenth night after Ernest’s death when Nico shadow-traveled with Eric to the mansion.
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It’s a Beautiful Day: The Impact of Mister Rogers on My Life, My Writing, and the World
BY RACHEL ATTERHOLT There are three ways to ultimate success: The first way is to be kind. The second way is to be kind. The third way is to be kind.
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Journey of Discovery Chapter 12 (A Kingdom Hearts Story)
BY DAVID GLENN CLAIR’S POV AGRABAH UMI 7, 92 KA…
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But the Magi Did Arrive
BY LAWRENCE HALL But if they hadn’t arrived at all They still would have arrived because they began.
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Roots: Insights from the Tree Alphabet of Old Ireland: Pine
BY OLIVIA WYLIE The Scots pine is native from Scandinavia to Anatolia, growing where the land is poor.
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F&F Winter 2020 Newsletter
A special newsletter which takes a more interactive approach, hopefully helping you all to get into the festive spirit, and providing a much-needed distraction to all of our current worries.
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Winter’s Fae
BY LINDA M. CRATE I wonder if Winter’s fae meant to surprise me, to catch me off guard, force me into…
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Roots: Insights from the Tree Alphabet of Old Ireland: Broom
BY OLIVIA WYLIE There are times in northern Europe when the skies are gray for days. It seems the sun will never return.
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Isolated from the Book Shop for Four Months (But maybe not much longer…)
BY LAWRENCE HALL A Barnes & Noble is a happy place, where my book budget goes to lose itself.
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A Wide Umbrella: Thoughts on Pagan Diversity
BY KEVIN DE SILVA Most modern Pagan paths are both a science and a religion in one. There is also a philosophical aspect.
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Journey to the Past – Chapter 4: Relics from the Past
Leaving their small entourage at the surface, the five kings and queens descended into the trench.
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The Case of Monsieur Valdemar – Chapter 4: The Power of Hypnosis
BY AMANDA PIZZOLATTO “No!” came a disembodied voice, startling everyone. “It is so dark here.”