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The Shut Window [Flash Fiction]
The product of a 10 minute, impromptu, Twitter writing prompt… “She heard a scream and opened/closed the window“. The Shut Window She shut the window upon hearing the scream. She knew what it was, who it was. There was nothing she could do. There was never anything she could do, not against him. But it … Continue reading
My Novelette “Late Season Rains” eBook now available
My first novelette “Late Season Rains”, is now available as an ebook for just $0.99. The cover image will take you to its Amazon page. If you do not have an eReader, eBooks can be stored and read through Amazon’s Cloud on any device from a tablet to a laptop to a smartphone. After reading please return to the Amazon page to rate … Continue reading
Being a Good Writer is…
It is quite possible I can WHOLLY relate this sentiment. _______________________________ Follow on Twitter , Facebook & Pinterest
Life Finds a Way
“Life finds a way”. Yeah I know, cheesy quote from Jurassic Park but it was fitting. I have discovered the secret to gardening. Well, that is how I’m apparently supposed to garden. And it seems that strategy is to do absolutely nothing, not even to plant anything! After about 3 years of trying to grow green … Continue reading
Memorable Quotes
“Writing is the only thing that, when I do it, I don’t feel I should be doing something else. “ – Gloria Steinem ____________________________ _______________________________ Follow on Twitter , Facebook & Pinterest
Are Audiences Loving the Dark Side?
Are movie going audiences going dark ’cause they like it? Sampling the more successful or well received genre movies of the last few years there appears a tangible trend towards the dark, toward characters with a disturbing underbelly who we nonetheless root for, a draw to dire plot lines that wrench free from the confines … Continue reading
Arizona Recollections: Sedona Sunrise
RED SAND RISING The fire rises sending the dark into hues of purple, crimson, orange and yellow. A trailing line of bright blue expands to take over the endless ceiling above. Out of the dark and lit by the fire, the red sand rises from the green floor. Pillars of red ascend reaching for … Continue reading
“Late Season Rains” now available on Amazon
My first self-published, full length short story, Late Season Rains, is now up and ready for Kindle digital download on Amazon for only $0.99. Click the image below for the story’s page. Please feel free to rate it and provide feedback. Preview for Late Season Rains: The last seaward bend in the road showed how close they … Continue reading
Arizona Recollections
WHIRLWIND Imagine…a warm, desert breeze streaming in through the open window in silent gusts. The drapery whips following its path. Thunder rolls across your ears from the monsoon flowing down the distant mountains. Wind slides past your face, through your hair, leaving its dry scent on your skin. Outside, dark clouds illuminate with erratic bolts … Continue reading
Mountain Lake Mirror
The Daily Prompt’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Reflection Upper Trail Lake, Moose Pass, Alaska, About 30 miles north of Seward along the Seward Highway. _______________________________ Follow on Twitter , Facebook & Pinterest
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