“Whisper Jar” – The inhabitants of High Cross start to keep their secrets stored in jars, but when an accident occurs in the Jar House the safe keeping of the secrets is shattered to pieces. Carole Lanham’s collection debuts with this dark poem with lighter tones, but setting the . The Whisper Jar - poem about a jar that holds the town's secrets The Good Part - a brother who will do anything for his sister Maxwell Treat's Museum of Torture for Young Girls and Boys - a boy collects torture devices. I didn't care for this story much. The Adventures of Velvet Honeybone, Girl Werewuff - poem about umm I don't actually bltadwin.rus: · The Whisper Jar, by author Carole Lanham, speaks to the little kid in us grown-up GeekMoms that still like fairy tales, but with a deliciously wicked and weird bltadwin.ruted Reading Time: 3 mins.
To gear up for the latest print release from Morrigan Books, author Carole Lanham is sharing 31 secrets in 31 days from her collection of award-winning stories, The Whisper Jar. On , The Whisper Jar will be available for purchase in paperback, and this is one secret that both Carole and Morrigan Books hope you'll whisper far and wide. The Whisper Jar blends dark and sometimes paranormal situations into the really-real everyday world with clever writing, an Edgar Allen Poe sensibility, and a splash of Neil Gaiman's Fragile Things. Carole Lanham writes in her own carefree but intuitive voice. - AM Carole Lanham Kari J. Wolfe The Whisper Jar I do not know what you have done but put your mouth right here Confess your crime to this fruit jar as though it were God s ear from The Whisper JarSome secrets are kept in jars others in books Some.
The Whisper Jar by Carole Lanham There are secrets hidden within The Whisper Jar. These are not the sort of secrets you can whisper into jam jars, twist the lid and know (or hope) they'll stay hidden; these are secrets that spill out across the pages of Carole Lanham's debut collection, which weaves tales that prove just how un-innocent. The Whisper Jar by Carole Lanham “I do not know what you have done, but put your mouth right here. Confess your crime to this fruit jar as though it were God’s ear.” ~ fromThe Whisper Jar. Some secrets are kept in jars — others, in books. Some are left forgotten in musty rooms — others, created in old barns. “Whisper Jar” – The inhabitants of High Cross start to keep their secrets stored in jars, but when an accident occurs in the Jar House the safe keeping of the secrets is shattered to pieces. Carole Lanham’s collection debuts with this dark poem with lighter tones, but setting the perfect mood for the stories that follow.
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