Published inWolf Stories·PinnedMember-onlyMy ePub Books for FreeGo ahead, knock yourself out — Books I have written seven novels, five novellas and two scores or thereabouts of short stories. I have now made these available to you for free in ePub format at Smashwords. Klick here for my Author’s Page, which includes a listing of all books. ePub Reader You may need (or not…Ulf Wolf Books1 min readUlf Wolf Books1 min read
Published inWolf Poems·18 hours agoMember-onlyThe Sisyphus ConundrumAnd what he does wrong — Sisyphus1 min readSisyphus1 min read
Published inImogene’s Notebook·19 hours agoMember-onlyThe Freezing CrowA fairy tale — There once was a crow, so large that he could have been a raven. His name was Blackwing. Although Blackwing had a large family and knew many, many more of his kind, he preferred his own company and often set out alone, much like a raven, in fact. And another…Fiction8 min readFiction8 min read
Published inAge of Empathy·1 day agoMember-onlyGrim Reaper — Secret KeeperWhat is with this planetary amnesia? — When I ponder Death, he always amazes me. He has got to be the best secret-keeper ever. If mum was ever the word. Admittedly, I don’t ponder Death as often as I should — I’m usually nestled in the same time groove as everyone else and just go (as in…Personal Essay6 min readPersonal Essay6 min read
Published inThe Memoirist·1 day agoMember-onlyTom DooleyAnd my dive into song history — During the Second World War, Bengt, my dad’s best friend — they had known each other since forever when you heard Dad tell it — and his wife Ebba adopted what was then called a “Finnish War Child.” Finland was then at war with Stalin’s Russia and the country suffered…Memoir9 min readMemoir9 min read
Published inWolf Poems·1 day agoMember-onlyThe Writer’s LifeAnd the Mundane — Writing1 min readWriting1 min read
Published inKnow Thyself, Heal Thyself·2 days agoMember-onlyMacro Mind — Micro MindEvery little life raises a voice — Once upon a time Macro Mind, while retaining its infinite and God-like Macroness, by the amazing sleight-of-hand that has since been (and correctly, I would say) called our primordial ignorance, fragmented into a trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion, trillion (give or take) micro minds: Into micro minds just like…Atman3 min readAtman3 min read
Published inThe Fiction Writer’s Den·2 days agoMember-onlySmellAn Element of Fiction — Smell, to me, is the physical sense perception that most readily call to mind past experiences (i.e., smells). A whiff of lilacs and I’m transported home to our little Swedish cottage and its lilac arbor, like that. Diane Ackerman discussed smell in some detail in her wonderful book A Natural…Writing Tips4 min readWriting Tips4 min read
Published inWolf Poems·2 days agoMember-onlyThe Way OutSimply Let Go — Buddhism1 min readBuddhism1 min read
Published inWolf Poems·3 days agoMember-onlyMay You Wake UpTo The One True Sun — Buddhism1 min readBuddhism1 min read