Tag Archive: bookstore

i lose myself

Consume me pull me into the w h i r l tos sing and shifting a footless spin a ground with no feet, for it is WORDS that Lead by hand, Drag, TUG,… Continue reading

Novel Update#24: In the Conversation

Last weekend I attended an annual local authors’ festival that I hadn’t been to in years. Wow, how times have changed. When I used to show up to these events, I barely knew the… Continue reading

Set forth the flare

Magic and Mystery blended in one gazing potential eager to run with it before me nameless its grown anxious for fire something I’ll hone make more and push me jump up and soar… Continue reading

The Magic and Menace

A Café Moment I have a love/hate relationship with Bookstores. I absolutely love them. I walk in and instantly I’m transported, inspired by the row upon row of created works, colourful, bound, bursting with… Continue reading

Taker does its part

“Rediscover Paper and Print In a world of virtual communications, people are rediscovering the real power of messages on paper – pass it on!” —Spicers.ca. Light it’s slowly taken when the entry is… Continue reading

Painting Over Nostalgia

Yesterday I received word that a beloved bookstore I once frequented was closing in the new year. Chapters Runnymede was formerly The Runnymede, an atmospheric theatre built in 1927. You can view its… Continue reading