Category Archives: December 2016

Christmas Is Timeless

Christmas is timeless. No, that’s not a profound statement by me. It was my husband moaning as I removed the clock from the wall in the livingroom and replaced it with a large wreath when I was putting up the … Continue reading

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Fostering The Christmas Cure

When I was doing some research to write a Christmas blog post last year, I learned that the popular Christmas song, “White Christmas” first hit the American music charts in the autumn of 1942. It had been released in time … Continue reading

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A Peek Into Following Disasters

I’ve always enjoyed ghost stories and have been particularly interested in them during the past few months as I wrote one myself earlier this year. A few weeks ago, I read Following Disasters by Nancy McCabe. Here’s how the publisher … Continue reading

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Books Are The Answer

How’s the Christmas preparations going? Are you stressed, tired, fed up or just plain panicked yet? What you may need is ideas for gifts – as well as something for you to enjoy too. Books are the answer. Why not … Continue reading

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The Semper Sonnet

Today Seth Margolis is visiting Ascroft, eh? to tell us a bit about his novel, The Semper Sonnet. Welcome Seth. Let’s get started, shall we? Tell us about your novel. SM: In THE SEMPER SONNET, Lee Nicholson, a graduate student … Continue reading

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