I have a great interview for your today! I’ve been a longtime friend of Alexandra Christian. She’s an amazing gal and one of the most talented writers I personally know. Plus, a girl that doesn’t shy away from horror and sexy men? That’s what I’m talkin’ bout. So to kick off my writer interview segments, … More Author Interview: Alexandra Christian
I’m slowly opening the blog up to guest posts, because I really like featuring people of talent that you may not know of yet. I met William on FB in a writing group, and since I also write children’s fiction (and was bullied mercilessly as a preteen), his title caught my eye. So I’m going … More Guest Post: William Bentrim
Sorry for the delay – things have gotten ahead of me and I didn’t get a chance to sit down until right this second. I’d like to shine the spotlight on monsters I have an affection for on Mondays, and give examples of some of my fave books/movies that feature them. So, this week, since … More Monster Monday: Vampires
It’s sunday and time for six sentences! In honor of October, this week’s six come from my first release, the historical vampire story Mooner. This bit is where the vampire confronts a group of rowdy lumberjacks in a saloon. The Six: Though his head was tilted down towards his task, his eyes were set on … More Six Sentence Sunday: Mooner
We all know I love speculative fiction. Fantasy of all sorts, Sci-Fi, Horror…I love it all! I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, though: I adore children’s literature. I have so many pleasant memories of books from my childhood, and I still have been known to stop and flip through younger … More Available Now: Stories for Children Magazine
That’s right. You’re getting two of these in a row! Mwahahahaha…(watches stats plummet). Today’s piece is from my prolific fantasy computer lab period in 1990. (I know I had more than this. I’m really sad I threw out as much as I did while cleaning. I could’ve had material forever.) And I’m sorry, it’s another … More The Lost Manuscripts: The Ocean Fairy
I have no idea when I wrote this, but my guess is probably around third or fourth grade. I’ll have to get my scanner working because some of these have illustrations that are just priceless. Anyway, proof that even at an early age I was trying to expand my horizons…into poetry! (watches as everyone flees … More The Lost Manuscripts – Poetry Edition! A Strange Day
This is a little piece I wrote years ago and haven’t been able to do anything with. I was trying to think of ways to express my birth month, and this is what I came up with. I may eventually try to do something for every month of the year, but I haven’t really thought … More Short: September’s Children
Today’s 12 Sentence Saturday comes from the second half of In the Red, where Jeremiah is continuously plunged into nightmares, though his reality isn’t much better. The Twelve: The lazy street stretched on to the horizon. The tiny cracks that shouldn’t have mattered became gaping chasms that spit toxic flames and smoke up at him. … More 12 Sentence Saturday: In the Red (Disc 2)
It’s been a while since I’ve done one of these, so let’s open up the vaults! Today’s piece of my tragic writing past is from November 20, 1990, so I would’ve been ten or so. I will warn you, this was when I was neck deep in my self-insertion fantasy phase (though some could argue … More The Lost Manuscripts: The Magic Leaf
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