What Will Be
Imagination rendering, more or less, capturing more than they could guess. Perspective interpretation, what she’d see, dreamers dreaming of what could be. Sunrise grasping, hot in hand, she shared the Continue Reading →
Orangey Sky – Bringing a Worldbuilding Element to Life
When my stories evolve from one draft to another there’s little that’s as thrilling as witnessing the stages of improvement. That’s the big picture. Looking closer, there are the insights Continue Reading →
Change in the Wind
The warmth of sunrise came with the weather change, the storm’s demise blowing back her mane. All waiting forgotten, she galloped in drying rain, a flame of hope within, no Continue Reading →
The Opening Sequence
Last week I said I’d talk about how I write opening sequences. Much to my amazement, I’m remembering to do just that. There might be another term for it, or Continue Reading →
Long Winter Night
Our long winter night, it wasn’t long enough, we saw the dawn through our heat, found where the day met our love. Strolling paths upon our skin, we touched delight, Continue Reading →
Applying Lessons in 2020
Whoops. Sorry. The problem with taking time off from the blog is how easy it is to forget to come back when you’re busy. At least I only missed my Continue Reading →
Holiday Break
Happy Holidays, everyone! I wanted to take a moment to wish all my followers the best. May this holiday season be safe and shared with those you love. Given my Continue Reading →
The Beneva Wizard
For your enjoyment, this week I’m sharing a short story originally written in 2017. It’s Ontyre fantasy, a holiday story set in Raspell, Pannulus. It’s the tale of sixteen year-old Continue Reading →
Safe in Her Heart
Marveling, as they were, they asked to see it. She held it with two hands, as fragile as it was. They asked where she’d found it, or had she crafted Continue Reading →
It’s 2015 All Over Again
Yes, it’s 2015 all over again. That is, it is for me in one aspect of my life that parallels an experience that began in August 2015. In this, 2019, Continue Reading →