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recreational daydreamer. chemist by trade, writer of saintly mysteries by night.
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Start Here: The Published Works (opens the original)
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About the Author: Meg Taylor (@SaintMae) is a Texas based author who explores the human condition through paranormal and magic realism narratives. When she is not writing, she is wandering the desert, photographing the sky and tending to her indoor jungle.Below is a complete list of serial fiction, short stories, and artworks. Subscribe nowEncounters with a VampirePart One: The Bloodletting<p style="
ZINE_Recycle_Scraps_01_ (opens the original)
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has gotten me into zines.An analog collage, just like with sewing, you end up with a mound of scraps. Instead of throwing them away, my scraps end up in a filing folder. Lately, my folder has been overflowing (with love - SCRAP ZINE - SCRAP ZINE - SCRAP ZINE - SCRAP ZINE - SCRAP ZINE -<a class="image-link image2
Once Upon a Quarter Moon (opens the original)
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The Astral Plane: On Exploration of Personal Myth (opens the original)
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In my previous article on astral travel/projection (AP), I discussed the difference between a dream and an out of body experience (OBE), how the physical world is equivalent to a contained pool of water as the astral is to the open ocean, and my insight/utilization from a few OBE methodologies.The following article will discuss how astral projection can be achieved with ease (and practice!), coupled with esoteric r
For what it’s worth, you were kind. (opens the original)
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When we buried you, the foot of a corpse spilled onto your casket. That’s how your coffin ended up in headline news.Personally, I think you would’ve found the whole charade hilarious, being a fan of It’s Always Sunny. At least no one threw your body bag off a cliff at low tide.Your parents didn’t want a vault, neither did they want to cremate you. And so we didn’t. Looking back, the funeral would have gone much smoother should I have disputed the concrete.That does happen, you know. Coffins aren
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