INTERVIEW: KIMBERLY HOFFMAN
Meet delightful children’s author, Kimberly Hoffman, as she shares her magical joy with the world!
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Tag: women
I ALWAYS WANTED AN ORANGE KITTEN
by Amy Henry Photo credit: izzyplante
“What people call serendipity sometimes is just having your eyes open.”—Jose Manuel Barroso
Since college days, my life has been filled with cats. There’s Phoebe, a tortoiseshell cat who napped atop my turntable; StarBaby, a calico who cleaned out the bottom of my yogurt cartons and then lined up the empties in the bathroom; Maggie, a stray I “adopted” from the Boston pizzeria that fed her; Tia Maria, an opinionated, affectionate gray with a “hint of beige”—also mother of Brutus and Jasmine, both brown tigers. And Francesca, a tiny, gray long-haired kitten who was terrified of most everything, but loved Brutus and followed him everywhere.… Read More I ALWAYS WANTED AN ORANGE KITTEN
WOMEN IN LITERATURE – A QUESTION OF POWER
by James Gault Even though I am male, I like to think of myself as a feminist. That is not to say that I believe men and women are equal. Everyone is different so the idea of equality cannot be anything but a false premise. But I cannot avoid the fact that, in our world,… Read More WOMEN IN LITERATURE – A QUESTION OF POWER
DUSK TO DAWN
by Kyrian Lyndon She stood alone on the edge, In darkness, A faint silhouette Gazing at the night sky. Rain fell, A sprinkler to the trees Thrashing in the wind. She would flee, Abandoning places, Suddenly unrecognizable faces. The glowing sun of Helios Was a beacon For eternal bliss, Yet deceiving. The caves beckoned. Every… Read More DUSK TO DAWN
