CHARACTERS IN SCENE: ARMENIA/ARTHUR: Princess of Medi who wants to take the throne from her father and brother. Disguised as Arthur, a servant from Albion working for the Independent Investigator. PRINCE: Prince of Medi, a young dreamer who wants to change the kingdom but is idealistic in his views. In love with Lia, who he… Continue reading An Archaic Modern Play: Play On, Act 3, Scene 2
Author: theliteraryonion
Trained as a chef, and with an English and Creative Writing Degree, there are no two things I am more passionate about than words and food (apart from maybe my dogs and family).
Follow along as I blend both together with as much skill as I have been taught and as much creativity as I can muster. Love to read? Try my serial stories, short stories and poetry. Love to cook? Have fun with my recipes and lessons. And if you love both? Read everything, and I hope you enjoy as much as I do.
The Character’s Strike (Back): Part 3
It’d been a rough morning for David Hillborough. His alarm had rung too early to be bearable, thanks to his wife’s insistence of her newly-discovered four-am workout sessions online. His oldest child, fourteen year-old Shawna, had decided that the only way to deal with early morning wake-up’s for school was to practice their drumming in… Continue reading The Character’s Strike (Back): Part 3
An Archaic Modern Play: Play On, Act 3, Scene 1
CHARACTERS IN THIS SCENE: SOMMERS: The fool in Albion's palace and one of King Bors' closest friends and confidants. KENT: The suitor chosen for Princess Lia of Albion, by her father. ATTENDANT 2: Attendant in the Palace of Albion. King Bors’ Castle Enter Sommers Sommers: Oh Lia, you put me into a troubled position again… Continue reading An Archaic Modern Play: Play On, Act 3, Scene 1
Poppy Cooks ‘The Food You Need’– Cookbook Review
Yes, it’s finally here. Almost a year (I think) after getting Poppy Cooks ‘The Food You Need’, I’m finally ready to write the review. Coincidentally, just as her new Air-Fryer book is coming out. So, as well as being a review of her last cookbook this may be able to tell you whether her new book is worth a gamble on. Let’s get started.
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