It’s been a while since I’ve dusted off the Ol’ Writing Brain, but it feels really good to create! This was supposed to be a quick and easy piece, but when have I ever done that? Please enjoy the first installment of “The Wizard’s Art Thieves.”
And tune in for more bits of this story as it evolves!
It’s been a busy month here and I’ve been focused on work at the veterinary hospital. And, as the old saying goes, write what you know!
Please enjoy this month’s story “The Kelpie Girls”!
Please enjoy this month’s story: Unbinding!
Been a busy week, so here’s a little snippet for everyone! Hope you’re all doing well!
I’m dog-sitting this week, so I used that as a prompt. A little bit of a fantasy twist, but I think it’s a neat character sketch.
As a plant lover, I often dream of my own garden. Wouldn’t it be great to have a little helper to keep everything in order while we’re away? Enjoy!
A while back, I wrote the story The End of Captain Juliet
But just because it’s the end doesn’t mean that the story is over, does it? Think of that as the prequel to a new tale:
A while ago, in a writing group, I had someone tell me that they really enjoyed my visual descriptions. They said that they were very clear and they could imagine the setting and characters perfectly. After that workshop, I decided to challenge myself a little and wrote a piece without using visual descriptions. Enjoy!
For some reason, I felt like writing something rather spooky and creepy. This would likely be a prologue to something longer, or possibly a big flashback reveal with a surprise twist! Either way, Enjoy “Mill Creek”. Some creepy stuff in here, so brace yourself for that. Sorry if you were expecting something a bit more holly-jolly, but my muse was craving creepy.
