Searching for Her Voice
After looking for so long it was difficult to remember where it was. It defied reason, but maybe not. After all, enough abuse would cause anyone to misplace their voice. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: writing
The Answers Outside
It was long past time to find clarity, to open her mind to the possibilities. Salvation was outside the refuge she’d created while she hid inside and waited. No more Continue Reading →
Writing Answers
Tumbling over an astonishing plane of existence, a writer searching for her place in the dream, a cherished dream requiring a unique path, the path paved with numerous answers, but Continue Reading →
Worldbuilder
It was her world, that made it special. The first world she’d built, in the beginning, was but a pinpoint of light in the darkness. It expanded in her mind, Continue Reading →
The Power of Story Memories
Memories. In a story they serve many purposes. Often they’re backstory, but if presented just right they work as mysteries. They can also be a window into a character’s heart, Continue Reading →
If it Must Be
Loneliness swept into the room when she wasn’t looking, whispering her name, catching her breath, and tossing it away. On her knees, she screamed, “No, no more, I’ll not suffer Continue Reading →
One Location Leads to Another and Back Again
It’s amazing the strange routes my mind takes on the way to exploring a part of my world. Back in November, 2015, and after finishing my second NaNo project, I Continue Reading →
Holding Hope
Impossibility was everywhere, leading to heartache, to despair. Who was she that she should harbor possibilities? Why should she hold the hope others couldn’t see? If she recorded her heart, Continue Reading →
A Pentalogy is Born
My Riparia Dellbane series will be five novels. There, I’ve said it and I’m going to stick to it. In my gut I’ve known for awhile, but today, as I Continue Reading →
Who She’d Be
They told her, truth be told, she’d never be good enough, destined to be abandoned. Judgement, who they wanted her to be, meant her best effort would always fail, and Continue Reading →