Femmeflashpoint
Femmeflashpoint is the co-founder of Sibling Synergy, at flashnee.com, a website devoted to multi-genre literature and photography. She is a freelance photo-journalist, and authors several blogs. She also has a collection of articles and short stories available on Hubpages.com. She has over 20 years in the medical and funeral service industries, and her writing covers a wide array of interests ranging from literary reviews to politics. Predominantly, she writes under the pen name of femmeflashpoint, but occasionally has work published in her given name, Angelia S. Phillips.
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In Review: The Yellow Tavern in New Harmony, IndianaThe Yellow Tavern in New Harmony, Indiana serves delicious food and exhibits all the charm you would expect from a business in this stunning and historically significant village, situated on the banks of the Wabash River. -
In Review: Interview with the Dark Shadows Vampire by Thomas M. SiposJonathan Frid portrayed the deadly, and oh-so-sexy vampire, Barnabas Collins, in 60s hit gothic series, Dark Shadows. Join Thomas M. Sipos in an extended interview with Mr. Frid, covering that work, and his sterling accomplishments afterward.
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In Review: Angels on High and Angels on High - the Challenge, by Walter G. Deecki SrA review of Angels on High, and its sequel, Angels on High - The Challenge, by Walter G. Deecki Sr.
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In Review: Petitions, Angel's Song and Water by Daron D. FraleyPetitions, Angel's Song and Water make up an exquisitely riveting short-story collection, titled authored by Daron D. Fraley.
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Touring: The Cathedral Labyrinth of New Harmony, IndianaWith the design inspired by the famous labyrinth in the Chartres Cathedral, and the building of it being a memorial to one of Indiana's most remarkable transplanted-families, Robert Owen, the Welsh reformer, and his descendents. -
Touring: The Roofless Church in New Harmony, IndianaThe Roofless Church in New Harmony, Indiana is often regarded as one of the Wabash Valley's hidden jewels in architectural excellence. -
Now Serving: Twin Rivers Restaurant, Near Mt. Carmel, IllinoisTwin Rivers Restaurant, near Mt. Carmel, Illinois, offers great service and excellent food in a fantastic setting, where the White and Wabash Rivers blend. -
Now Serving: Harold's, the Historic Theatre-Turned-Diner, in Poseyville, IndianaThe Marian Theatre's grand opening featured Montana Moon, starring Joan Crawford, on Dec. 18, 1930. Nearly a century later the building is still open for business, but as Harold's, a diner that reflects its unique history with interior design. -
Now Serving: The Red Wagon Restaurant in Poseyville, INThe Red Wagon Restaurant, in Poseyville, Indiana, serves fare that is somewhat atypical for the Southern Indiana region, amid an interior of impressive art displays, mirroring the lifestyle of this region, known as the Watermelon Capitol of the World. -
Touring: The Harmonist Labyrinth in Historic New Harmony, IndianaThe Harmonist Labyrinth, in historic New Harmony, Indiana is off the beaten trail, but still draws visitors in all seasons. -
In Review: the Works of Short Story Master, Bill Henderson, Writing as Will StarrCelebrated author, Bill Henderson, is consistently making impact with his short story masterpieces. -
Now Serving: The Depot Diner in Griffin, INThe Depot Diner served for many years as the Griffin Train Depot. The building was moved from its original spot, adjacent to the train tracks, a short distance away, to it's current location, while keeping nearly all of the original structure intact. -
Revitalizing Your New Year's Resolution on the Trinity River Trail in Fort Worth, TexasTrinity River Trails, in Fort Worth Texas, are a unique and invigorating setting to keep your New Year's Resolution fresh, fulfilling and exciting! Dual surface options for walking, cycling, blading and even horseback riding are available there. -
The Wearer of the MedalsA small glimpse at the reasons behind the reputation and awards earned, in celebrating the life of Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf.
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A Review of Dallas Thompson's Eyes Wide Shut: An EnigmaDallas Thompson's first novel has finally been released. I expected it to be good, but Eyes Wide Shut: An Engima, far surpassed whatever expectations I had. A standing ovation to Mr. Thompson for work well done!