Month: May 2022

30 “stories” in 30 days

Posted on May 26, 2022 by

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I am gathering prompts from far and wide and aim to write 30 “Stories” in June. These might be short stories, or a poem, or a blessing… who knows.

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Soul Stories Offerings Summer 2022

Posted on May 16, 2022 by

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Hey there fabulous writer.  Are you looking for some company and support for the summer that won’t break the bank or overload you with HOMEWORK? I might have JUST THE THING!

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