cmrosens
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C. M. Rosens is a genre-bending hybrid author of Gothic Horror, New Weird, and dark SFF, based in the UK. Find her travelling by rail, wandering among lonely ruins and ancient megaliths, and lost in worlds of fiction, music and folklore.
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The Zodiac Posts – PISCES [1] Diversity in Fiction: Mental Health
Diversity in Fiction – Mental Health A while ago I started to do a themed series of blog posts, using the zodiac signs and their associated traits as the central inspiration for the blog post topic. I’m resuming this because it’s a ready-made series of topics, and it’s a bit of a challenge! I started…
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The Zodiac Posts: AQUARIUS [1]: The Silkworm Review (Kinda)
The Water-Bearer and The Silkworm Theme #02 for this series of posts is Aquarius, so my challenge is to think of two topics that I can blog about taking “Aquarius” as my theme. Capricorn is, I’m told, an Earth Sign, and apparently Capricorns tend to be family-centric individuals, so I took that as an idea…
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The Zodiac Posts: CAPRICORN [2] Ageism in Fiction
#WeNeedDiverseBooks b/c I rarely saw my older family in KidLit & then often as figures of fun… Originally posted on blogspot 2014; edited 2018 rather than completely rewritten or reblogged. So, here’s another blog post inspired by the “maturity” aspect of life and literature, represented by Capricorn… because I’m doing the challenge of doing twelve…
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The Zodiac Posts: CAPRICORN [1] Being Down-to-Earth – Realistic Character Development
Being Down-to-Earth: Realistic Character Development Over Time I’ve decided to start with Capricorn, because the ideas for topics that I came up with for this general sign resonated with me after watching Season 3 of a TV show last night. My life is really very exciting. Clearly. Now, I know I’ve blogged on this topic…
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The Zodiac Posts: Why the Zodiac Theme?
After the blog-hop post, I’ve decided to do a series of posts around some kind of concept or theme – – I thought of doing the Zodiac… not sure why, just ‘cos. I thought it was just another one of my whims, but the more I thought about it, the more fun I thought I…