I had planned to actually start typing up The Blue Caverns over the weekend (it’s been easier for me to write in a notebook before typing things up lately) so I could at least post…
The temporary title of the story I’m writing for my little boy. I have about four months to pick a better one. That should be enough time, right? Anyways, since I’ll be posting bits and…
I’m afraid Raven and The Dark Saga will be going on a hiatus for an indefinite period of time. See, my husband and I are expecting our first baby, a little boy, in about four…
Amos fell asleep with a heavy heart. He could feel the disappointment of everyone crushing him on all sides. He was a failure. They knew it; he knew it. And he dreamed… Of dark…
Halloween just got a little…scarier. On October 31st the fascinatingly terrifying anthology Midnight Abyss by nine talented authors will be available. It was my immense pleasure to catch an interview with one of the authors,…
I have to admit I’m not one for self-promotion. As I’ve been told repeatedly over the past two years, psychologists are really bad at this. Apparently, I’m also really bad at this when it comes…
Patrick Malone died a week ago. He was a wealthy man with three grown children. He had been a politician in his younger days. But as he grew older, he began to become senile. He…
All I remember is that Arachnia was written for a writing contest a few years ago. It started with the beginning of a poem I had started, and never finished, a couple of years before…
Chapter Seven Saturday, the day of Aunt Guinevere’s funeral I just sat there, staring mindlessly at the now ajar door for a little longer before pulling myself up. I stepped to the door and put…
Chapter Six Friday evening We had dinner with Aunt Guinevere again. Jules had brought Sylvia and Jack with him. If I had known it would be our last evening with Aunt Guinevere, I would have…
