More random news than you can fit on a biscuit and dunk in your tea
Found in Translation is back. This time we are partnering with artist and amateur linguist Jen Giacalone. In this section, we take a well known phrase from another language, then find the equivalent saying in English. If your language has an alternative version, we would love to know, so post it
It’s that time of the week again, where our friends at Feathers and Toast perform a mysterious mime for your guessing pleasure! Pop your guess in the comments before Friday, and if you get it right, Tallulah will perform the mime of your choosing. Congratulations to last week’s winner; Richard Goldman, who
Today’s 7 Questions are with Nicole Lutrell who is a speculative fiction author. Having just gone wide with her books, she thought she’d drop by for a chat, so of course we asked her some probing questions. 1. How long have you been writing? I honestly can’t remember a time
The Monday Mystery Mime is back! See if you can guess what it is, post your guess in the comments. If you guess correctly before Friday Feathers and Toast will perform the mime of your choosing, plus, you’ll get a mention in next week’s post. Think of the acclaim! Good
We had everything from actual plays to space operas to period pieces to contemporary romance. These talented storytellers captured womanhood, and women on stage and screen, in all their beautiful, wonderful glory. In the end, I was only able to take ten stories. These are the ones that made me
45 this one really knows what I like, yum yum 46 you know tea really can be the solution to any problem
