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SSAC2022 Day 10 through 13!
Okay, at least we made it more than a week on the regular, but life is life and here we are! So omnibus post, Day 10 through 13 of #NonDenominationalAdventInJanuary
SSAC2022 Day 9 - “Night Flight” by Diane Schoemperlen
Day 9 of #NonDenominationalAdventInJanuary!
SSAC2022 Day 8 - “Parnassus on Wheels” by Christopher Morley
Day 8 of #NonDenominationalAdventInJanuary!
SSAC2022 Day 7 - “Lexapro” by Drew Buxton
Day 7 of #NonDenominationalAdventInJanuary!
SSAC2022 Day 6 - “Milk” by Clare Beams
Day 6 of #NonDenominationalAdventInJanuary!
SSAC2022 Day 5 - “The Hole” by Sofia Mostaghimi
Day 5 of #NonDenominationalAdventInJanuary…
SSAC2022 Day 4 - “Guided Tour” by Steven Millhauser
Day 4 of #NonDenominationalAdventInJanuary…
SSAC2022 Day 3 - “Something Something Alice Munro” by Robert McGill
Day 3 of #NonDenominationalAdventInJanuary…
SSAC2022 Day 2 - “Little Sanctuary” by Randy Boyagoda
Day 2 of #NonDenominationalAdventInJanuary…
SSAC2022 Day 1 - “Bread of Lifers” by Caroline Kim
December 2022 started out a little crazy here at the Butterflies & Aliens Library, much as the whole year kind of went, and as a result we kind of skipped our Head Alien’s long tradition of opening and sharing the Short Story Advent Calendar through the month. So instead we are introducing – possibly just for this year, possibly as a new tradition, only time will tell – the Butterflies & Aliens Non-Denominational Advent in January…
Embracing the Prairie Witch
Book mail is one of our highlights here at the Butterflies & Aliens Library, but today’s package is especially exciting, an anthology edited by our very own Stacey Kondla, Prairie Witch published by Prairie Soul Press…
Lego Lost at Sea
On February 13, 1997, the cargo ship Tokio Express encountered a one-in-a-hundred year storm that knocked sixty-two shipping containers off its deck and into the waters of the North Atlantic. One of those containers contained 4,756,940 pieces of LEGO, many of which soon started washing ashore, especially on certain beaches in the UK.
imagine my delight at discovering a beautiful little book on the topic, a meeting of nerdoms, a moment of Books & Bricks out in the wild…