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Mark A. Santomieri commented on Linda Siciliano's blog post 'Avalon'"Hey Linda!
I'm a huge fan of Arthurian fantasy, myself. I just have a couple of brass tacks issues with your post, if you don't mind.
Stay away from fancy script! Use Times New Roman 12 pt. or, preferably, Courier New (Web). This helps…"
Linda Siciliano posted a blog postAvalon
AvalonI am startled; I awake forgetting where I am. It takes a moment but I relax; feeling the familiarity.I look to see all my sister’s slumbering for the moment in the peace that only deep slumber can bring. The mist is beginning to lift, the rising sun burning it away to show a beautiful blue sky, a glorious day.Suddenly, I hear the rippling of the water and I turn, out of the mist I see the lady of the lake beckoning me to her.As I walk towards her I am once again struck by her beauty. She…See More
Linda Siciliano replied to Kay's discussion 'Have some fun with this'"The Horse Prince
Yazmein was walking through a fulfilling meadow, laughing at the butterflies flitting around her head when she spied a luminance little horse lying under a tree.
Yazmein skipped over to see the dear thing and was grandiose to find…"
Linda Siciliano replied to scribbler's discussion 'If you could have lunch and a conversation with an author'"Callie:
The 14 original books in the series were written by Baum, Ruth Plumly Thompson then wrote 19, John Neillm, who was one of the origianl illustrators for baum wrote wrote 3 when Thompson retired in 1939, Jack Snow wrote 2, Rachael Cosgrove…"
Linda Siciliano replied to scribbler's discussion 'If you could have lunch and a conversation with an author'"Oh I would love for them to read my writings, just imagine the feedback that would be. I would probably drive them crazy with my questions of how to be a published author!
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Linda Siciliano replied to scribbler's discussion 'If you could have lunch and a conversation with an author'"Callie, the movies is great, but the book is unbelieveable! Yes, the Wizard of Oz is a series, the movie is somewhat of a combination of all the books together. Have you read them? If not you should. It was nice chatting with you.
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Linda Siciliano replied to scribbler's discussion 'If you could have lunch and a conversation with an author'"If I could have lunch and conversation with an author it would definitely be with Margaret Mitchell (Gone with the Wind), and L. Frank Baum (Wizard of Oz series). I have to say these books, which I have read over and over again were the main reasons…"
Linda Siciliano commented on Linda Siciliano's blog post 'The Soldier'"Thank you scribbler. Rex is a real soldier we have been pen pals since the first gulf war. He is a truly amazing and inspiring human. I have very blessed to have him in my life."
Linda Siciliano left a comment for scribbler"Thank you very much for the warm welcome, I have to say I am really enjoying this site."
scribbler commented on Linda Siciliano's blog post 'The Soldier'"That was a wonderful tale, Linda! Thanks for sharing it. I like the way you replayed the "ordinary" theme over and over to emphasize how special Rex was when he came along."
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The Soldier
Posted on January 3, 2010 at 5:46am 4 Comments 0 Likes
Once upon a time in a country called America, in a state called Washington lived an ordinary man and an ordinary woman.
One ordinary day in May the ordinary man met the ordinary woman and they fell in love.
After two years of ordinary dinners and ordinary movies, the ordinary man and the ordinary woman decided to get married.
On October 15th, a very ordinary day, the ordinary man and the ordinary woman were married. She walked down the aisle in an ordinary gown, while he in… Continue
One ordinary day in May the ordinary man met the ordinary woman and they fell in love.
After two years of ordinary dinners and ordinary movies, the ordinary man and the ordinary woman decided to get married.
On October 15th, a very ordinary day, the ordinary man and the ordinary woman were married. She walked down the aisle in an ordinary gown, while he in… Continue
The Beginning
Posted on January 3, 2010 at 5:43am 0 Comments 0 Likes
I am going to tell you a tale of a little girl who grew to be a writer. What was it that this little girl who grew to be a writer, writes about? Angels. How do I know this? I am that little girl.
For as long as I can remember, I have seen Angels. My earliest memories are looking out my bedroom window into the night sky and watching the Angels swing from star to star, singing the most beautiful songs, while others danced across the sky, their wings fluttering like diamonds against the… Continue
For as long as I can remember, I have seen Angels. My earliest memories are looking out my bedroom window into the night sky and watching the Angels swing from star to star, singing the most beautiful songs, while others danced across the sky, their wings fluttering like diamonds against the… Continue
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 4:52am on January 3, 2010,
Kay said… - Hi there Linda! Great to have you here and a warm welcome to Authors.com. It’s a very friendly community. Would you share a little about your writing with us please? :)
- At 5:37pm on January 6, 2010, scribbler said…
- Nice to meet you, Linda. Welcome to Authors.com. :) I hope you like it here! I look forward to reading what you share with us. The people are nice, trust me.
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