What a pleasant surprise! Both Kerfe and I are featured in the Ekphastic Review’s Throwback Thursday feature. Thanks to the team at Ekphrastic for your support that just goes on giving!
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What a pleasant surprise! Both Kerfe and I are featured in the Ekphastic Review’s Throwback Thursday feature. Thanks to the team at Ekphrastic for your support that just goes on giving!
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Jane Dougherty Writes 
Congratulations! I remember both of them. 😀
Thanks 🙂 I’ve just seen that we’re both published today for the Hylas painting.
Oh! I didn’t see that yet. Thanks.
Congratulations 😊
Thank you!
Mazal tov, guys!
(don’t forget the little people!)
😀
David
Thanks David! There are no little people 🙂
My six-year-old insists that she is medium-sized.
She has a perceptive view of her place in the world. In terms of height. I bet she knows that size doesn’t matter though 🙂
What a treat! Thanks for alerting me. (K)
I rarely read this post, and there isn’t a link back to the authors, so it’s easy to miss an inclusion.
Congrats. Lovely.
Thank you!