
I just love it when we have a crisp morning and the frost covers the ground. There’s an extra crunch.
#decemberreflections2025

I just love it when we have a crisp morning and the frost covers the ground. There’s an extra crunch.
#decemberreflections2025

Still a few berries left for the pickings. #decemberreflections2025

by the sea is my home – when I’m out of sorts, feeling down, I go to the sea and my spirit is lifted
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Ring Shout by P. Djèlí Clark is a book I can’t get out of my head since I finished reading it.
A dark gothic southern historical fantasy novella set in 1920s Macon, Alabama, just after the 1915 film The Birth of the Nation which is being used to grow the KKK but to another level of Ku Kluxes. Monsters upon monsters.
And who is there to fight them and save the day if not three black women armed with blade, bullets and bomb. Helped with special powers and kinship with Gullah women and the supernatural.
Published on October 13, ( my birthday) 2020, this book blurred all the genres, redefines narratives and timelines and had me hooked from start to finish. It messed with my expectations and just left me wanting more.
I hope there’s going to be a sequel as these characters are too powerful and inspiring to be left in one novella.
More, I want more!
