Speak Easy by Kerry Black
For Kerry E.B. Black, writing is a lighthouse guiding sanity to a rocky shore; it is tea with friends and shivers around a campfire; it is found in retrospect and hope. She lives in a doll’s house along a river outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, dreaming and praying and wishing while raising amazing young people. Interested parties can find other published works in “Saturday Night Reader” and within the anthologies “Shades of Fear” and “Deathmongers,” and are invited tohttps://www.facebook.com/authorKerryE.B.Black and https://twitter.com/BlackKerryblick
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In what way, Gail? You have included several two word comments lately. Our readers probably would like to know what specifically you like about a feature. (eds.)
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Reblogged this on Allusionary Assembly.
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Just to read the line “We partied together the night before, young and immortal” after just returning from 9 days on a dry lake bed with 69,000 people, dancing mad till dawn, made this a great read and very personal.
Thank you for writing. I think you would make a fine Burner!
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What a compliment!
Thank you!
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Oh, dear – yes, rotgut can be very sobering indeed! 😦
I enjoyed this (if enjoyed is the right term!)
marion
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Thank you!
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