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| | | | | From Lead Buckaroo, Charli Mills The dust has settled, and the bulls are back out to pasture after the first Flash Fiction Rodeo at Carrot Ranch. From idea to event, this was no solo endeavor. It took a community to dream, organize, support, promote and engage. To all of you who wrangle words at the... | |
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| | | | | Peek behind every door. When you research, you find lots of doors. Some don't look inviting. Some lead to narrow halls of thinking. Some are too far-fetched. And some doors have already been so thoroughly discussed it doesn't warrant walking through. What happens when historians review a single event, over and over, is that ruts... | |
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| | | | | Not there, not here, but will be back soon at the Summerhouse, God willing and the creek don't rise. Sardinia, 2022 (c) Sherri Matthews | |
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| | | Last week Rosa?lia Rodrigo released her exciting historical fantasy, Beasts of Carnaval. Rooted in Caribbean (especially Puerto Rican) history and culture, this novel follows SofĂa as she searches for her missing twin brother Sol in el Carnaval de Bestias. But there's something very disorienting about her travels, and soon she's not entirely sure what she's... | ||