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Month: March 2026

Blog Book Review Non-Fiction

Original Sins

March 27, 2026March 27, 2026 by Alison Ver Halen
apple sitting on a pile of books with a blackboard as the background

Ewing takes the racial disparities in education many of us have heard of and ties them all together through their racist origins.

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Short Story

New Pastures: Part VIII

March 25, 2026March 25, 2026 by Alison Ver Halen
woman reaching out to pet a horse's nose

Riding a horse is just like riding a bicycle, right? How hard can it be after a couple decades out of the saddle?

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Blog Book Review Fiction Paranormal

Cursed Daughters

March 20, 2026January 21, 2026 by Alison Ver Halen

Are our lives really our own? Or is everything decided for us before we’re even born? Are curses real? Or just self-fulfilling prophecies?

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Short Story

New Pastures: Part VII

March 18, 2026March 18, 2026 by Alison Ver Halen
scrambled eggs and sausage

That feeling when you build yourself up for a fight, only to realize someone else has already fought it for you.

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Blog Book Review Fiction

Heart the Lover

March 13, 2026January 16, 2026 by Alison Ver Halen
heart bookmark sticking out of a book with a blue cover

Love triangles aren’t normally my thing, but I enjoyed this one. Probably because it wasn’t obvious which of them she would end up with.

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Short Story Uncategorized

New Pastures: Part VI

March 11, 2026March 11, 2026 by Alison Ver Halen
black Yorkshire terrier being held with someone's denim jacket in the background

Dogs might not be allowed in the house, but what’s the definition of a dog vs an oversized rat your niece happens to love?

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Blog Book Review Fiction Historical Fiction Horror Paranormal

Hungerstone

March 6, 2026March 6, 2026 by Alison Ver Halen
Female vampire in profile, wearing black, teeth bared, red lipstick, black eyeshadow

What’s more infuriating than a stranger worming their way into your home and your life? How about finding out your husband is poisoning you?

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Short Story

New Pastures: Part V

March 4, 2026March 4, 2026 by Alison Ver Halen
Black and brown yorkshire terrier sticking its head out of a car with a farm in the background

Don’t be fooled by the size. A Yorkshire Terrier is not to be messed with and you don’t want to get between her and her human.

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