RICK HAYNES

A collection of two tales and one poem from three authors. ENJOY First up is the lovely Chantelle Atkins Read Now, Die Later The book sat on the bench in the bright October sunshine. Lois Tyrrell spotted it on approach and paused in curiosity. She looked around; in case the owner of the book was nearby. She supposed that the bench situated at the top of the hill on the common, was an ideal reading spot. Miles from anyone, surrounded by gorse, heather, and ferns, the common wa

My Halloween Stories If you would like some more Halloween Tales, do click on another post on my blog as I am delighted to showcase a really clever story from Chantelle Atkins, a truly wonderful poem from Frances Cooper, and a Halloween tale with a twist from me. But for now, I give you The Ultimate Halloween Horror by Rick Haynes “On All Hallows Eve, a man will change our world forever. My aides have told me and usually they are right. And if they don’t, well, it’s easy to

I may be a poor poet but Cindy is a class apart. THOUGHTS - By Cindy J. Smith I want to believe in humanity That kindness will win the day The rioters and the looters Will finally be put away I have a right to protest As well as a right to pray Both seem to be lost in the chaos With evil no longer kept at bay I like when people smile at me It feels like sunshine on display Masks cover everyone's face now Creating a world in shades of grey I'm so sad and lonely Adrift in this