Blood Work - An Original Hollows Graphic Novel by Kim Harrison Published: Del Ray, 12th July 2011 Length: 172 pages (Hardcover) Where Did I Get It? Bought off Amazon for £14.44 (using my winnings from the short story competition) Summary (from Goodreads): When Ivy met Rachel, the result wasn’t exactly love at first sight. Sparks… Continue reading Blood Work by Kim Harrison ~ A Graphic Novel Review
Author: CaroleHeidi
I'm a 30-something mum of two Not-So-Small humans, a cat, & a rottweiler. I read a lot, write a bit, eat too much cake and have dubious taste in music. I'm a Leader in Squirrel Scouts, and if I'm not at home, I'm probably at the Scout Hut. My hair is usually some shade of blue...
Ward 26 ~ A Villanelle
At the start of the month, I volunteered to run a session of our local Writer's Club. I'm not entirely sure why I volunteered to do this because it's the sort of thing I hate doing, but volunteer I did. I ended up trying to teach everyone a little bit about one of my favourite… Continue reading Ward 26 ~ A Villanelle
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Lent Project 2013 – How’s It Going?
I'm doing something a bit different this year for lent. Well, it's day #10 and so far I've kept up with my plan. I've sent a postcard to foreign lands, given someone a Thomas the Tank Engine book, baked someone biscuits, written letters and emails and surprised someone with new slipper socks. It's nice, doing… Continue reading Lent Project 2013 – How’s It Going?
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Growing Up – A Microfiction for #100WCGU
This week's prompt for the 100 word Challenge for Grown Ups was '...what does it taste like...' and my brain instantly took me on a supernatural wander. I have no idea who Gretchen and Looper are or even really what they are, I just know that they start to 'change' when they grow up... Growing… Continue reading Growing Up – A Microfiction for #100WCGU
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Quotes of the Week
Tori: I'm being very good so can I have a sticker? Mummy: People who ask for stickers don't get them. Tori: I'm not asking, I was just talking about them. * We are walking into town and Tori spots an Audi parked in a layby... Tori: Look, Mummy! It's an Olympic car!
