Transcending
She tried to be that peg for every hole, denying who she was in truth, until she discarded the template lies, embracing the unique as proof. Freedom was being comfortable Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: writing
Short Story December Fallout
I’m continuing to look at my plans for 2019… This week my focus is on another short-term goal, and that’s making an initial edit of all the short stories I Continue Reading →
The Big Map Fix of 2019
It’s the New Year when so often we writers blog about our plans for the coming year. I’m going to do things a little different this year and break my Continue Reading →
What Happened to 2018?
The middle of the holiday season? Really? Here in Missoula, up until Christmas Eve, all we had was patchy snow and the forecast was calling for some flurries in the Continue Reading →
December Win-Win
What happened? I really should ask myself that question, but then again I already know the answer. My Short Story December with a laid-back goal of four short stories over Continue Reading →
Smoke on Fire
Whispers of love,smoke on fire,lies of imaginationthe truth denied.She clung to hopelessness,the truth’s invisible veil,the pain inside a reminder life prevailed.When she awoke,if she awoke,there’d be fire and there’d be Continue Reading →
One World, a Million Stories
Last week I talked about my Short Story December. Currently, I’m working on my fifth short story for the month. It’s all a part of my end-of-the-year treat and an Continue Reading →
Short Story December
The NaNo dust has settled. In the end, there were 143,867 words written in November that produced a novel. In editing there’ll be plenty of cutting, but there are a Continue Reading →
Maybe, Just Maybe
In the safe confines of her lonely life she told him she loved him. Maybe, just maybe, there was a way he’d hear the words. Maybe, just maybe, he loved Continue Reading →
NaNo Update: A Little Self-Congratulations
The last thing I was expecting a month ago was that this blog post would be about achieving, about setting an insane goal and attaining it. Instead, I thought it’d Continue Reading →