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- Does Your Child Have An Imaginary Friend? by Blogging Authors on Nov 20, 2009
Guest Post by Yvonne Perry If your child interacts with an invisible playmate, he or she is not alone or crazy. By the age of seven more than 60 percent of children have had at least one imaginary friend. Although not seen by grownups, the friend ma...
- Fairytales From The Darkside... by Out-Numbered on Nov 9, 2009
So my daughter is in the 2nd grade and one of the things they do in her class is called Snack-Story Time. Parents are supposed to pick a story, a snack and a day to come to the class to read that story and then administer the snack to the children. T...
- A Halloween Poem by Phil Johnson of Roadside Attraction on Nov 6, 2009
Something that popped out of my head yesterday. This was some kid’s Halloween this year. It might be a song later. I’m not sure yet… I’m prepared for a night of evil A night of debauchery A night of fun I’m prepared to bra...
- The October Game by Smoke and Mirrors on Oct 29, 2009
It is that time of year. This short story by Ray Bradbury was written in 1948. Oddly enough, it seems like something you would see gracing the front pages of today’s morning paper. I’ve decided to re-post this perennial favorite simply be...
- Short Story by Cafe Fashionista on Oct 28, 2009
Kittens I’m beginning to think I’m the biggest fool on the planet. Here I was depriving myself of splurging on a pair of shorts simply because the weather has transformed from sultry and sweltering to brisk and beautiful, when such a change in th...
- The ART of Grandparenting by Blogging Authors on Oct 22, 2009
Topics of conversation: What is a GrayBoom Grandparent? The "art" of "The ART of Grandparenting." How today's grandparent is different from previous generations. Personal insights from these authors about their three very differ...
- Book Review: Public Image: Stories and Poems by Thomas A. Hauck by A Progressive on the Prairie on Oct 12, 2009
Short stories and poetry are deceptively difficult literary forms. On the surface, they have the allure of simplicity. After all, they don’t require the detailed arcs or subplots of a novel. Short stories also need not deal with meter or rhym...
