Saturday’s Mix–20 May 2017
Welcome to another addition of Saturday’s Mix. Today we are going to focus on the Homeric or epic simile. Hopefully, we all know that a simile is a comparison using … Continue reading
Saturday’s Mix–May 13, 2017
Welcome to Saturday’s Mix. Once again I’m looking to my English classes for inspiration. There is a wonderful tradition of medieval romantic writing–knights and chivalry; King Arthur and the round … Continue reading
Saturday’s Mix-May 5, 2017
Welcome to Saturday’s Mix. I will be hosting every Saturday throughout the summer while Bastet is taking a break. Today, I thought we’d look at Emily Dickinson. Known for … Continue reading
Saturday Mix — Lorraine 29.04.17
Welcome to the Saturday Mix – the Lorraine edition. Here, in the playground of words, are flash fiction, poetic and shadorma challenges. Feel free to do one or all – this playground … Continue reading
Saturday Mix – April 22, 2017
Hello Everyone! I’m sure that at least at one time or another we’ve all decided to read a book that we thought we knew everything about – but never having … Continue reading
Saturday Mix — Lorraine 15.04.17
Welcome to the Saturday Mix – Lorraine’s version. Using an abecedary approach to this week’s blend of flash fiction, poetry and shadorma. Lots of A, B, and Cs to had. … Continue reading
Help Wanted!
We are looking for someone who can take over the Saturday Prompt until September. If you are interested let me know if you prefer to post weekly or twice monthly. … Continue reading
Saturday Mix – April 8, 2017
Hello all! The internet and I have been having not been getting along over the past couple of weeks and I keep losing my connection, of course one of the … Continue reading
Saturday Mix — Lorraine 01.04.17
Welcome to a April 1st edition of the Saturday Mix, hosted by Lorraine. There are various traditions/histories of playing practical jokes and perpetrating hoaxes on the first day of April. … Continue reading
Saturday Mix – March 25, 2017 – Bastet
Hello Everyone! I’ve been reading the 19th century classics, and though one cannot really think of them as concise writers, some of them had the most beautiful prose when describing … Continue reading
