Francis Rosenfeld
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Chapter 27 - CrewelworkA Chapter by Francis RosenfeldAfter many months with only an impressive collection of desert artifacts to show for, Rosemary and her team were called back by the Council, despite c.. |
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Chapter 28 - The Life and Times of Mary Coulter, b..A Chapter by Francis Rosenfeld“So,” Lucille said casually, “I hear that our safely guarded secret school is the talk of the Village!” Mary looked at her wi.. |
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Chapter 29 - A Maze of Twisty Little Passages, All..A Chapter by Francis RosenfeldThe following Wednesday Giselle showed up at Lucille’s house for a nice cup of tea and a lengthy demonstration of her new embroidery pattern. Th.. |
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DenouementA Chapter by Francis RosenfeldThe meeting room of the Council Hall was filled with the electricity of anticipation but eerily quiet, as if the solemnity of the event muffled the us.. |
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FairA Book by Francis RosenfeldIt is never easy growing up different, but when no one has looked like you in seven generations, social life can become quite difficult to manage. |
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The BeginningA Chapter by Francis Rosenfeld“Taylor? Taylor Bradford?” a voice called from behind the counter, with non-dissimulated boredom. Taylor fumbled with the paperwork an.. |
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Door Number EightA Book by Francis RosenfeldTaylor Bradford is thrilled to have been admitted into a prestigious college, but school and life are not always what they seem. The Wayfinding System.. |
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PatchworkA Poem by Francis RosenfeldOf all the things existence deigns upon us there isn’t one more precious to our kindthan the misread and undervalued gift of freedom, a gift we&.. |
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WhoA Poem by Francis RosenfeldWho is to know what the future will hold, the future from here to forever?Who is to say what the fates have in store, the fates that have brought us t.. |
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The Person in the MirrorA Poem by Francis RosenfeldThe person in the mirror is more beautiful than IWithout hesitations, missteps and scars.With the benefit of gazing at me from the outsideA safe dista.. |
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