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The Sanguine Woods (TSW) was started by writer, editor, poet, and blogger Mick Albright in 2014 as a literary blog. He wanted a place where he could feature fiction, graphic design/art work, photography, poetry, and thoughts on the work of others in those and other creative areas.
TSW quickly took on a life of its own, going off into areas such as the “Fortean” and the macabre; the socially conscious; the darkly photographic; many things “Lovecraftian”; and even the poetics of song lyrics. TSW now covers a miscellany of topics about which Mick is passionate.
Mick is editing his first anthology of vintage ghost stories, which will hopefully be published in December 2023 (Vol. I) and October 2024 (Vol. II) by Wick Press: The Greatest Ghost Stories Ever Told, ed. by Sanguine Woods.
Mick’s also blogs @ The Colorado Cucina.
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Mick lives with three cats, four birds, and a gecko named Hades in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. You can reach him using the Comments feature on any of the above blogs or here:
email: thesanguinewoods@gmail.com
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fb: https://m.facebook.com/Micksterious ⬇️
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twitter: @WoodsSanguine79 ⬇️
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ig: @MickoftheWoods ⬇️
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Thanks for stopping by, mate. ✌🏼🌱
Don’t be a stranger.🤙🏼
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The Sanguine Woods 
Finally got round to checking you out on here. Looking cool.
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good on you for curating othere people’s work; I only know of one other that does that, The Drabble which has featured my work on a number of occasions
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What a great blog! I teach courses about ghost stories, have written two ghost story books (including stories which are funny as well as eerie) and a nonfiction book about ghosts. I found E F Benson, M R James, Kipling, and other authors I discovered as a young person here (and it’s great to have a place those who study with me can find their assigned reading!). I’m delighted to have discovered this site and will be spending lots of time here! Keep up the great work – just amazed and thrilled to have discovered Sanguine Woods! best, Jan O. (Janowrite at the bookemjano blog on wordpress
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Fascinating! And thank you!
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Sanguine, thank you for following Flaggfan, it’s much appreciated!
Have a wonderful day and weekend! Let’s chat again soon.:)
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My pleasure!
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You need to update your about page! 🙂
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Done! Thx!
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