Great View

Made by the D.A.S.T. Arteam between 1995 and 1997, Desert Breath is basically an epic art installation near the Red Sea in Egypt. Even after 17 years after, it's still clearly visible on Google Earth. Approximately 8,000 m3 of sand was displaced to create the art installation that occupies 100,000 m

In honor of World Ocean Day, we're taking a visual tour of the world's mysterious and awe-inspiring oceans, which have stunned and captivated the world with their beauty and power for centuries.

The Living God by Kaytalin Platt 1- Given your skills in cover art, did you make your own cover? In this case, I did not make my own cover. It was designed by the very talented Tim Barber of Dissect Designs. Though, I did make an initial cover for The Living God, (and there may be remnants of it floating around on the interwebs) Inkshares, my publisher, had a better plan. I actually found it much harder to design a cover for my own work compared designing one for a stranger. 2- Would you…

Plunge: One Woman's Pursuit of a Life Less Ordinary by Liesbet Collaert 1- How has the global pandemic impacted your travels and nomadic lifestyle? By April 2020, campgrounds (even the free ones without amenities, which is where we always stay) and facilities started closing. My husband, dog, and I were in Florida at the time. The logistics became tricky, so we decided to abandon our lifestyle for the time being, drove to Massachusetts, and stayed at my in-laws over the spring and summer…

Here we are at our third IWSG post of the year. Crazy, right? I've decided to veer from our optional question for a minute to share a little of my recent snowmobiling weekend in Maine. This is MOUNT KATAHDIN Here's a few interesting facts. The trails were like highways. Amazing! Lastly, here we are in front of Mount Katahdin. This IWSG optional question is: Everyone has a favorite genre or genres to write. But what about your reading preferences? Do you read widely or only within the…

Today's Question - Everyone has a favourite genre or genres to write. But what about your reading preferences? Do you read widely or only within the genre(s) you create stories for? What motivates your reading choice?

Plunge: One Woman's Pursuit of a Life Less Ordinary by Liesbet Collaert 1- How has the global pandemic impacted your travels and nomadic lifestyle? By April 2020, campgrounds (even the free ones without amenities, which is where we always stay) and facilities started closing. My husband, dog, and I were in Florida at the time. The logistics became tricky, so we decided to abandon our lifestyle for the time being, drove to Massachusetts, and stayed at my in-laws over the spring and summer…

Plunge: One Woman's Pursuit of a Life Less Ordinary by Liesbet Collaert 1- How has the global pandemic impacted your travels and nomadic lifestyle? By April 2020, campgrounds (even the free ones without amenities, which is where we always stay) and facilities started closing. My husband, dog, and I were in Florida at the time. The logistics became tricky, so we decided to abandon our lifestyle for the time being, drove to Massachusetts, and stayed at my in-laws over the spring and summer…

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Z is for Zizia! | the squirrel nutwork

Well, the April marathon is drawing to a close and before I write about Switzerland’s largest city, let’s have a little recap of A-Y. Aleppo – Syria’s most historic city and an absolute jewel before the conflict Bilbao – Spain’s Basque capital and home to the Guggenheim Museum Cape Town – The beautiful South African […]

The 'Zen'sational Wanderer | Spoons Sneakers

Final Goodbye (A2Z 2020 #26) – The Haunted Wordsmith

It is certainly not fitting that I write about being an early bird in my last entry for my Pandemic Journal, as I have not finished other entries yet! Although I think it is the most apt conclusion to