Tag Archives: Birmingham

Roses are Stealthy

Posted on June 20, 2021 by T. K. Thorne

Writer, humanist, dog-mom, horse servant and cat-slave, Lover of solitude and the company of good friends, New places, new ideas and old … Continue reading →

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Behind the Magic Curtain

Posted on November 19, 2020 by T. K. Thorne

Four men who loved the city of Birmingham, Alabama asked me to write a book. I look back on that day when I met them in the high-rise office of a prominent attorney. They were all strangers, decades older. They … Continue reading →

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10 Words in April – Violins of Hope

Posted on April 28, 2018 by T. K. Thorne

April is my birthday month. We’re not going to talk about exactly which one. It’s been a hectic month that included working with my editor on my new police witch book, House of Rose. April also is the month for … Continue reading →

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Remembering the Birmingham Church Bombing

Posted on September 16, 2017 by T. K. Thorne

Today is the anniversary of the 16th St Church bombing. In light of all the terrorism in the world, is it still relevant to remember this event? Many more than 4 young girls have been killed in school massacres, movie … Continue reading →