Viewing Threads in Scrivener
Recently, I was in a discussion concerning editing parts of a novel where multiple scenes have close ties and would be easier to review if together. Perhaps this has been Continue Reading →
A Question She Needed to Ask
Why should she ever be loved by anyone? It was a question she asked, the sun setting on another tearful night. It was a question she needed to ask, the Continue Reading →
What I Write – Revealed with Short Stories
What do I write? Like all writers it’s a simple question on the surface and a more complex question when you dig deeper. Explaining is easiest if I use the Continue Reading →
Fire Dance
Before the fire, huddled against the cold, the second fire his arm around her. Flames dancing, dancing in her heart, dancing in the dark. Ember eyes in the night, sparks Continue Reading →
What Doesn’t Kill the Writer…
Like other writers I draw from many influences and experiences, good and bad. This past Tuesday I had my bi-annual visit with my pulmonologist. He’s done the impossible, my lung Continue Reading →
Missed Moments
After so long she’d come to realize that for some love was a moment missed, those moments amassing over a lifetime until a lifetime was watching others kiss. There were Continue Reading →
Writing Habit
If you want to write one of the keys is to establish a writing habit to enable your skills to grow and aid your productivity. As it happens, there are Continue Reading →
Glistenelle
She had all a young girl could want, nothing denied, no dream a lie, until the gift that was a curse took it all away. The gift was a burden Continue Reading →
10 Facts About Me
I thought I’d do something different this week and list facts about me, some of them a little unusual—or not. Many people do similar posts that are interesting. Me? Probably Continue Reading →
A Touch
A finger to her skin igniting electricity within. The breath she couldn’t catch, driving her pulse where it’d never been. She’d waited so long… no questioning the past in the Continue Reading →