Sprinting through the Golden Years with a notebook and a dream
We probably all have stories, written or filmed, that had endings we hated. Maybe we also revisit them from time to time and come up with happier endings. For me, this is a pretty obvious one.
For those of you who’ve never seen Season 1, Episode 8 of the original Twilight Zone series, let me do a quick synopsis of Time Enough At Last, starring Burgess Meredith.
Here’s Henry Bemis, at his bank job.
In my last post, Gray Hair Does Not Equal Grandma, I mentioned reading middle grade and young adult novels. Here a few of my favorites from the last few years.
The Silent Lee books by Alex Hiam
Middle grade books with a strong female lead and lots of action. Silent lives in modern day Boston. Every morning she leaves by the side door of her Aunt Gen’s house to attend The Girl’s Academy of Latin and Alchemy in the early 20th century. Her two worlds collide in adventures that involve men in black, horse drawn carriages and giant bee girls.
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