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Category Archives: Wishing and Magic
A Samhain Treat for You
Just in time for some spooky reading Download your free copy of Just a Smidgen of Magic from Amazon Oct. 31 (today) and Nov. 1 ( tomorrow). Five flash fiction encounters with the arcane in the mundane! I’d love to … Continue reading
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Reflections on where you’ve been
What are the stories you tell yourself about your past. What if you considered those stories all lies, and started looking at them from a different angle? Continue reading
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Three Wish Stories
The first rule of granting wishes is “Be careful what you wish for–you might get it.” Three themes exist in the make-a-wish stories: the one wish that sets the machinery of the universe in motion the unthinking wish that must … Continue reading
Good wish or bad witch?
A wicked witch, as opposed to other witches, works magic to have power over others, to force them to do her bidding against their will A good working definition of evil is power over others, making others do what we wants against their will whether by magic or at gunpoint. Continue reading