I am kicking myself for NOT saving copies of fan works hosted on sites other than FFN and AO3 ( Read more... )

end of an era ( Read more... )

What books did you read as a kid that stuck with you?
Not just your favorite, but what book do you see the cover of randomly as an adult and suddenly remember reading it as a kid and being like 'Holy Moley ( Read more... )

Answers in Genesis
article:
In the true Christmas story, the Prince of Peace takes on human flesh, conquers sin and Satan by His death and Resurrection, and reconciles sinful believers to the holy God.
The Christmas classic ballet The Nutcracker spins the tale of a wooden nutcracker whose fight against the evil Mouse King transforms him back to a ( Read more... )

Tagged by Playswithworms!

Rules: List the first lines of your last 20 stories. See if there are any patterns. Then tag 10 of your favorite authors!

i. “Stop resisting, Autobot!”  Vortex pulled his pain too away.

ii.  Spike found himself disappointed when the light show faded.    He wasn’t the only one.

iii.  “Optimus”, the soft tones caught ( Read more... )

Who Started Christmas?

Author unknown

A woman was Christmas shopping with her two children.

After many hours of walking down row after row of toys and after hours of hearing both her children asking for everything they saw on those many shelves, she finally made it to the store elevator with her two children in hand ( Read more... )

I know this month isn't over (and I will almost certainly read more books in the next few days before June starts), but *shrugs*

Walter Farley’s The Black Stallion and Flame:
The two most well-known stallions created by Walter Farley meet up - both Black and Flame are wild horses, stallions driven to lead herds, fight off up-and-coming younger ( Read more... )

I have done a lot of reading in the last twelve months and decided it might be a good idea form to do a quick recap of the authors I remember reading -
NOTE: this list will not be all the author whose books I have picked up.    My memory is not that good.

( Plus twenty-five authors )