It’s that time of year again: strawberries, rain, athletic young folk leaping about in whites, and the gentle thwack of balls. Tennis balls, that is. Yup, Wimbledon is here again. Two weeks of joy for tennis fans, two weeks of fuming and searching the tv listings for *anything* that isn’t tennis for those of a [...]
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Anyone for tennis?
Posted in Britain, Sport, TV, events on June 22, 2009 | 8 Comments »
Happy Halloween, and a blessed Samhain!
Posted in Alex Draven, Britain, Society, events, life on October 31, 2008 | 4 Comments »
This is one of my favourite times of year, and I’m posting today, talking about Whitby.
What do I mean, Whitby?
Whitby.
1) A small seaside town and fishing port on the north east coast of Yorkshire, famous for it’s jet.
2) An important medieval abbey. See also St Hilda (Abbess)
3) “a gathering of as many goths [...]
‘Song Of The Muses’ Contest
Posted in events, writers, writing on June 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
SONGS OF THE MUSES CONTEST
Step into a world of ancient inspiration with
Calliope, Melpomene, Euterpe,
Erato, Urania, Terpsichore,
Thalia, Polyhymnia and Clio
and come hang out with the Greeks! Blog with the Muse Sisters and you will be entered into a drawing for Songs of the Muses ebooks and other fantastic prizes. Visit all nine muses [...]
Freedom to Serve is now out!
Posted in Nicole Gestalt, events, writing, tagged Coming Together, Erotica, Freedom To Serve, Nicole Gestalt, Phaze on June 2, 2008 | 4 Comments »
The latest Coming Together charity anthology has been released today. Coming Together: With Pride contains my short hot erotic story Freedom to Serve. It is a m/f BDSM piece that I hope people will enjoy reading. You can read an excerpt of Freedom to Serve here: Be warned however the content is 18+ and therefore [...]
Blossoms and Bygones: A Little-England Pic-spam
Posted in Alex Beecroft, Britain, events, life on May 15, 2008 | 12 Comments »
Blossoms and Bygones: A Little-England Pic-spam
When I moved to Ely in Cambridgeshire it felt as if I’d also moved twenty years back in time. There were no McDonalds. None of the pizza shops delivered. There was even a tiny petrol garage where you had to wait for someone to come out and operate the [...]
