I hate writing. That's how I was feeling for a while this afternoon. Even as I was feeling it, I knew it wasn't true, but still there's a lingering frustration in me that I need to vent about. Because writing is my outlet, and even though I hate it today, overall I know I love … Continue reading Writing Is Dumb
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Twitter and the #WritingCommunity
This is a post I've been thinking about writing off and on for the better part of a month, but every time I sit down to write it, I can't make up my mind which direction I want to take it. Each time I've let my mind wander off with it, it's taken a different … Continue reading Twitter and the #WritingCommunity
2019 Reading List
Hey there! Another night, another post. This one will be a bit different. As writers, we tend to spend a lot of time in our own worlds, but it's necessary to step out of them once in a while and refill the well. I do not read nearly as much or as often as I … Continue reading 2019 Reading List
Christmas Recap
Hello friends! How was your Christmas? Did you get to spend time with loved ones? Did you eat all the sweets and snacks? Did you watch Die Hard all day? Was it just a regular Wednesday for you? However it panned out, I hope you had a nice day. For the first time in my … Continue reading Christmas Recap
The Stars’ Favored Son: An Excerpt
This year's NaNo project was (is) a sci-fi, gender-bent retelling of Snow White, with flavors of Treasure Planet thrown in for good measure, complete with an evil stepmother, a wild treasure hunt, and space pirates! It's very much a zero draft and there's still a lot of story to write, but doing some minor edits … Continue reading The Stars’ Favored Son: An Excerpt
Prompt 319-Belief
Do you believe in something most people don’t? What keeps you believing? You can say I’m crazy. You can call me a loon. I know what I saw and I’m telling you, Clark Kent is Superman. Hear me out! Even if you don’t believe me when I say I saw Clark duck into a phone … Continue reading Prompt 319-Belief
June Special: Coping Mechanism
Grief is weird. They say time heals all wounds, and to an extent, they’re not wrong. Bones mend, cuts scar, bruises fade. Even heartache lessens over time. But grief can strike when you least expect it, even decades after the loss. You wake to a brilliant sun in the most cerulean of skies, the emerald … Continue reading June Special: Coping Mechanism
