CHARACTERS IN THE SCENE: WILSON: An Independent Investigator from France. Sent over by the King of France to investigate Medi. LIA: From Albion, friendly but rule-breaking. SOMMERS: The King of Albion's Court Jester/Fool/Close Friend. ATTENDANT 1: Attendant in Albion Castle. ARTHUR: Wilson's guide. King Bors’ Castle Enter Wilson Wilson: An honour to serve the King’s… Continue reading An Archaic Modern Play: Play On, Act 1, Scene 4
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Creative Curse in a Box With a Bow
Which side is good or bad? You decide. A lot of people, mostly non-creatives, can’t understand what I mean when I say this about imagination—but, seriously, imagination sucks. But it’s also great and makes you who you are. Because of imagination I can never be alone. I constantly have characters I can call on to… Continue reading Creative Curse in a Box With a Bow
An Archaic Modern Play: Play On, Act I, Scene 3
CHARACTERS IN THE SCENE: BORS: King of Albion. ATTENDANT 2: An attendant to the King of Albion. Not to be confused with Attendant 1. ATTENDANT 1: An attendant too. Not to be confused with Attendant 2. SOMMERS: Bors' jester/fool and one of the kings favourite people. King Bors’ castle Enter Bors, Sommers, and Attendant 2… Continue reading An Archaic Modern Play: Play On, Act I, Scene 3
Happy Mother’s Day (and some poetry)
Happy Mother's Day to all people who have had a mother, are a mother, have a 'surrogate' mother or family or have been/are a 'surrogate' mother or family. Yes, I know this is current date is really for celebrating in the UK. Or at least for me, a UK citizen, it is. France, where I… Continue reading Happy Mother’s Day (and some poetry)
The Literary Onion 