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Quirky, passionate, most interesting when channeling Oscar Wilde, but often simply earnest.

    I'm not a consistant writer, but I keep coming back to it--I'm never really going to stop. My writing is like my acting--when I wasn't good at it, I thought I was.  As for how it is now--enjoy it or hate it, but here it is! I love the attention far too much to hide it from you.



Short Stories ( View all 2 stories )

Encounter the Show
 by Christine Boyce
What two women think of as they walk home from the theatre....


A Sacrifice at Cumae
 by Christine Boyce
Greek and Roman myth fantasy: the quest of a woman warrior to retrieve her lover from the underworld....



Poetry ( View all 8 poems )

Long time hobby
 by Christine Boyce
Revisiting this page after many years ...


Candles
 by Christine Boyce
A candle for honor, respect, love, and memory ...


Cutting Valentines
 by Christine Boyce
Poet seeks poet....


Letters on the Sky
 by Christine Boyce
Under the influence of a warped perspective....


Little Desert
 by Christine Boyce
How much sand could the sandman sift if the sandman could sift sand?...


Music and Grit
 by Christine Boyce
Pretty and gritty as a broken shell buried in sand at the bottom of the sea....


Bitter and Sweet
 by Christine Boyce
Dedicated to Sage Sweetwater--sweets for the sweet, from the bittersweet....



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Another shade of orange
 by Christine Boyce
Why visionaries must be short-sighted....

 
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