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The sun slipped under the dark line of the horizon, glowing like an ember as it threw its last light up into the sky.

-- Holly Ringland

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Some things were too hard to say. Some things were too hard to remember. And some things were just too hard to know.

Holly Ringland (The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart)

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The most powerful story you will ever possess, is your own.

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Trust yourself. Trust your story. All you can do is tell it true.

The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, Holly Ringland

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The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart Teaser Trailer

"When Alice, aged 9, tragically loses her parents in a mysterious fire, she is taken to live with her grandmother June at Thornfield flower farm, where she learns that there are secrets within secrets about her and her family’s past. ... Alice's journey as she grows from her complicated past builds to an emotional climax when she finds herself fighting for her life against a man she loves."

Based on the novel by Holly Ringland, The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart stars Sigourney Weaver, Asher Keddie, Leah Purcell, Alycia Debnam-Carey, Frankie Adams, Charlie Vickers, Tilda Cobham-Hervey, Alexander England, Sebastián Zurita, Alyla Browne, and Xavier Samuel. Glendyn Ivin serves as series director and Sarah Lambert serves as showrunner.

The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart premieres on Prime Video on August 4, 2023.

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THE LOST FLOWERS OF ALICE HART – Episodes 4 & 5 – SPOILERS - Fleeing the madness at Thornfield, Alice looks for a new home.

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The Seven Skins of Esther Wilding

By Holly Ringland.

Design by Hazel Lam.

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Asking questions about the future

Asking questions about the future—reviewing Shell’s Seven Questions. New post at the next wave.

A sometimes colleague asked me a question about the Seven Questions interview framework, and when I had a look at it I realised that although the framework, or versions of it, is widely used by futurists, it’s not much written up. The framework itself is published by the UK’s GO-Science in their Futures Toolkit (p.29), and looking at some of my recent proposals, I barely send out a proposal that…

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The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart | Premiere Review

Patience and observation seems to be key to appreciate the intriguing The Lost Flowers Of Alice Hart. It definietly caught my attention. Here's my review #TheLostFlowersOfAliceHart #CharlieVickers #SigourneyWeaver #AlyciaDebnamCarey #PrimeVideo #Review

Glendyn Ivin (Director), Holly Ringland (Novel), Sarah Lambert (Showrunner) CASTSigourney WeaverAlycia Debnam-CareyAlyla BrowneAsher KeddieLeah PurcellFrankie AdamsCharlie VickersAlexander EnglandTilda Cobham-HerveySebastián ZuritaShareena Clanton Review I can’t say this series snuck up on me since it wasn’t on y radar initially. I had never heard of the book or that the show was being made,…

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'Las Flores Perdidas de Alice Hart' con Sigourney Weaver | Tráiler oficial

Mira el tráiler oficial de 'Las Flores Perdidas de Alice Hart', una miniserie basada en el bestseller de Holly Ringland, protagonizada por Sigourney Weaver.

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A NEST OF MISCONCEPTION AND DENIAL.

Good Friday Agreement – Free From Sectarian Harassment (1) Ringland is the kind of soft unionist for whom the Northern Ireland statelet was designed, who disregards the awkward fact that it wasn’t designed for nearly everyone else, and can’t understand why they don’t like it.(2) Ringland complains that 40% of the Republic and 70% of Northern nationalists believe that the IRA’s campaign was…

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not know how share instagram post on tumblr n not feel great about repost someone else work (a Black autistic woman at that) while get notes for self so please check out n interact with @/ nigh.functioning.autism & original post if can (linked)

[id: screenshot from nigh.functioning.autism on instagram. their image is screenshot of her facebook post. read “Creating this video is making me physically sick. There are so many Autistic kids going to jail straight from school.

Look up Marquis Baccus, Jadon Ringland, John Benjamin Haygood and others. All of these kids were experiencing dysregulation or scripting. All in the Southern United States. All felonies. All ages, from elementary school through high school. WTF” end id.]

their caption to this post:

My next video has been pushed up by a current event: special education to prison pipeline. A Florida 17 yr old will now be serving a full ass 5 years of hard time for a meltdown in school. He will then have a whopping 15 years probation. So basically 20 years because probation provides a high likelihood of getting sent back.

This irks me so much for two reasons: I am taught, as a paraeducator, to never do what his did and that was threaten to or snatch away an electronic device from a kid. These are seen by ALL people, including kids, that our devices are felt like extensions of ourselves. I was specifically taught in our mandatory training that this is provoking the very thing that happened. So, in my view, it's the paras fault. She didn't deserve the injuries but this is definitely the school not meeting the needs of the student.

Second, I had another Black Autistic Nonspeaking friend who also went to jail from having a meltdown in high school. He was put there for a year without his AAC device and no communication accommodations at all. He had to be in a system with murderers and other violent people. His crime was considered a violent assault so that's why. But, a meltdown is NOT the same as a violent offender or murderer.

Then, police don't have to follow an IEP or restraint laws and educators can't save a kid after they get the cops involved. And nobody can save them once they're in the criminal system.

So, I am not going to wait as long as I planned to do this video. I don't see enough people talking about students of all races being Disabled and dysregulated forced into the criminal system. It's not a rarity whatsoever. And parents of Disabled kids aren't taking it seriously enough, especially if they are not Black. Y'all kids can have a bad day that ruins their lives too. Maybe all of y'all should be fighting against police violence along with the rest of us instead of pretending it's just a BLM thing.

again. if you can please check out their instagram & interact with original post if you interact with this (tumblr) post

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«Spending time with Alycia Debnam-Carey, who plays Alice, has also been incredibly special.» - «Lost Flowers» author Holly Ringland recalls her time on set during filming!