Bibrary Booklust A blog for book lovers with open minds and open hearts: dedicated to the power of creativity, the wonder of originality, the delight of curiosity, the beauty of diversity, and the joy of imagination. “The Bibrary is dedicated to reviewing LGBT themed literature (with a definite empasis on the ‘T’), imaginative fiction (fantasy, […]
Interview with Dolores McCabe, Author of “Shadow of the Phoenix”
Greetings, today I am interviewing Dolores McCabe about her book, “The Shadow of the Phoenix.” It was a true pleasure to learn more of this author’s thoughts, work and background. Description: “Take a trip back into History and witness the final days of the Roman Empire as experienced by Rome’s Empress and her daughter. Taken […]
Garden Song, a poem by Red Haircrow
Garden Song It is the rain of basil and green scent flowing between the plants of tomato, the vine of cucumbers winding path among the roots where the herbs combine. In the darkness of the earth touched by the light of the sun, reflecting from the sky, the water comes rising up and raining down […]
Poem: Wanderlust and Old Love
Wanderlust and Old Love It was just time for it and the feet had their way so I did it without a thought, and with a thousand new thoughts wandered away. I walked away just like that and I returned again walking, stopping just beside you at sunset. You didn’t move or even look my […]
I Have To Dance: Grieving For a Suicide
It’s never an easy thing, even if it is someone you haven’t seen in a long time. When you hear what’s happened, when you learn they are dead, for me anyway…when I am first told, I breath a sigh of relief. You might think that’s odd, but I the first thing I think is, “They […]
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