Source: Poem: I Never Finished The Green Hills of Africa – Aleathia Drehmer
75 – Faerie Blacksmiths – Encounters with the Good People
Source: 75 – Faerie Blacksmiths – Encounters with the Good People
Ten Types Of Authors Who Can Go Fuck Themselves
Gabino Iglesias shares his list of ten types of authors who can go fuck themselves and explain why some crime writers deserve such an insult. Back in 2017 I was writing a piece for LitReactor and suddenly realized the amount of reactions it was surely going to get. You see, at that point I had …
Irish-American Witchcraft: ‘Celtic’ Paganism and Ancestry | Irish-American Witchcraft: ‘Celtic’ Paganism and Ancestry
A pointed and useful article on ‘Celtic’ Paganism and Ancestry by Morgan Daimler Source: Irish-American Witchcraft: ‘Celtic’ Paganism and Ancestry | Irish-American Witchcraft: ‘Celtic’ Paganism and Ancestry
The Radical Copyeditor’s Style Guide for Writing About Transgender People | Radical Copyeditor
If you’re using an acronym that includes trans people, it’s important to actually include trans people in the context of what you are writing about. For example, if you’re only writing about people in same-sex relationships, or if you’re trying to refer to everyone with a marginalized sexuality, don’t use LGBTQ. Some trans people (15%) …
Tirgearr Tuesday: Earthbound by Melora Johnson
Source: Tirgearr Tuesday: Earthbound by Melora Johnson
Irish New Year Traditions | Ireland’s Folklore and Traditions
Source: Irish New Year Traditions | Ireland’s Folklore and Traditions
Omniscient POV versus Head-Hopping | Myths of the Mirror
Great article on head-hopping and omniscient! Source: Omniscient POV versus Head-Hopping | Myths of the Mirror
The Lady Hero’s Journey – McSweeney’s Internet Tendency
Fantastically funny twist on ‘The Hero’s Journey’ Source: The Lady Hero’s Journey – McSweeney’s Internet Tendency
The Creatures of Samhain | HubPages
The meaning of the word Samhain comes from Old Irish meaning “summer’s end,” from summer, samh and end, fuin. The modern Irish word for summer is samhradh, and Samhain is still the name for the month of November in Ireland. Celts considered sundown as the start of the day, which is why, though Samhain actually …