Happy Tuesday! In September, we did a #tbt on Ash Hartwell’s novel Tip of the Iceberg. Well now Ash Hartwell has a new novel out. Let’s look at The Crows of Smith’s Booth. On the Winter’s Solstice of 1569, the villagers of Smith’s Booth hang three of sisters, accused of witchcraft. Their mother curses the … Continue reading The Crows of Smith’s Booth
Month: November 2022
Cyber Monday
Happy Monday! It’s time for Did You Know. Today is Cyber Monday, a day of celebrated online holiday shopping when there are many sales and discounts to be had. But did you know Cyber Monday was created by the National Retail Federation (NRF) in 2005? It’s true. Cyber Monday takes place the Monday after Thanksgiving, … Continue reading Cyber Monday
True Crime Sunday: Kate Webster
Welcome back to True Crime Sunday! This week we’re taking a look at the case of a made who killed her employer in Victorian England. This one is on the gruesome side. Kate Webster was born in 1849 in Killann, Ireland. When she was growing up, she had a reputation for thievery and spent time … Continue reading True Crime Sunday: Kate Webster
Black Friday
Happy Friday. In the US, it is Black Friday, this big holiday shopping day. As your thoughts turn to holiday shopping, remember tomorrow is Small Business Saturday. One might not see the same kinds of sales the big stores have, but supporting small businesses is a great way to spread holiday cheer and often the … Continue reading Black Friday
Happy Thanksgiving
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Thanksgiving
Happy Monday! It’s time for Did You Know. Last week we talked about Thanksgiving turkey, and I left you with the phrase “what we call the first Thanksgiving feast” and mentioned it has very little to do with the first Thanksgiving holiday. Let’s look at that today. Many people in the US believe that the … Continue reading Thanksgiving
True Crime Sunday: Escape from Alcatraz
Alcatraz served as a maximum-security prison from 1934-1963. In that time thirty-six men attempted fourteen escapes. Most of them were either caught or died during the escape. This week we’re going to take a look at three escapees whose fate is uncertain. On June 12, 1962, three inmates missed the morning check. Frank Morris and … Continue reading True Crime Sunday: Escape from Alcatraz
Social Media
Happy Friday! The weekend is upon us, and we would like to take a moment to give a friendly reminder on a currently hot topic. Social media has become such a big part of our everyday lives, we have forgotten it is not a public service. It’s not something we have a right to, and … Continue reading Social Media
Dark Places
Happy Throwback Thursday. In October of 2018, the story “Mazzie Shade of Winter” by SSP Darque Queen Lisa Vasquez appeared in the charity anthology Dark Places, Evil Faces: Volume II. Dark Places, Evil Faces is Volume 2 in this Horror and Dark Suspense anthology series. Including works of fiction by Clive Barker, Ramsey Campbell, Graham … Continue reading Dark Places