- The Accidental Novel
- The Color Of Tomorrow
- Shore Lines
- A German Christmas Tree
- Soft Silver
- An unexpected gift
- A Wonder for Writers
- Angel at the window
- We are so rich
- The crossed-out sky
- The colors of Fall…
- September Serenity
- Very good advice
- New Stories…
- Words in the wind
- New ebook
- Writing: Accidental advice
- A great night music
- When stories nest
- Too green for writing
- Green lights
- Fellow creature
- Between day and night
- Still beauty
- A tiny teacher
- Calls from above
- Fleeting frame
- Coloring the day
- The gift of an uncle
- A touch of sun
- The scent of scents
A story, a dream and a writer between two languages
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A Dream’s Nest: THE EBOOK
Not only for Kids:
When you are very young, you have big dreams of becoming an astronaut, a veterinarian, or something else that fascinates you. Often, these dreams are forgotten in the process of growing up. Little Daniel, on a holiday trip, gets a surprise and finds a way to keep his dream safe until he is old enough to make it come true. But is it that easy? And what happens to the dreams other people forget?
Do you have a child who likes bedtime stories and who dreams of becoming a fireman, a princess, an astronaut, a veterinarian, or something else exciting?
Are you a grownup who sometimes wonders where your own dreams of becoming a fireman, a princess, an astronaut or a veterinarian, went?
Then this story is for you.
Christmas eBook
The Accidental Novel
In November, in the middle of working on a novel, I started to write a short story, because a protagonist appeared before my inner eye from nowhere as a complete surprise, sat himself on a paperweight on my desk, dangled his legs and looked at me expectantly, willing me to tell his story. After a [...]
The Color Of Tomorrow
Have a look at the new Spring Issue of “From the Depths” by Haunted Waters Press. What a lovely literary journal with a stunning design! I am honored that my story “The Color Of Tomorrow” is part if it, as well as an author’s interview.
Shore Lines
I am very happy to find my piece of creative nonfiction called “Shore Lines” published on the beautiful website of Haunted Waters Press. To read it, click on the picture below. Many wonderful works can be found on the pages of Haunted Waters Press and their literary journal “From the Depths.” Browse or download and [...]
A German Christmas Tree
So, this is our Christmas Tree. Slender, so Peter can move around it in the wheelchair easily. I like all our ornaments, collected over the years. The “soap bubbles” of glass and lace ornaments Old-fashioned pewter decorations things made of wood or pottery A friend made these angels And, of course, real beeswax candles with [...]
Soft Silver
After a rainless autumn, we have a warm winter full of a soft silver drizzle that silently and gently spreads a new kind of Christmas magic over the gardens – roses and other flowers still blooming, untouched by frost, enhanced by the muted light of December that sets them sparkling in an almost unreal way. [...]
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