Segregation.

Unnatural selection.

Immisceo.

Latin for: mix in, blend…

This is where the story begins.

 

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BOOKS

Immisceo Taken — Shona Clingham

Fantasy Fiction

 

Blood’s Veil — Shona Clingham

Fiction

 

The Significance of Storytelling

 

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Who am I? Who are any of us? We are all the sum of our experiences. Stories, lies, and beliefs: the things we are told, the things we learn, the things we tell ourselves. There comes a point where we might find ourselves needing to determine which statements are true at our core. Who would we be if circumstance had not dictated what choice we made? Who would we be if the choice someone else made for us had been different? How much of that is determined by the stories we carry with us? What is the significance of storytelling?

 

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About Shona Clingham

Female, 40s, mother, writer, artist.

Author of Immisceo and Blood’s Veil.

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