Tag Archive | Short story
Halloween Thrills
Happy Halloween Halloween on a Wednesday doesn’t lend its self to a big night of hell-raising. (I’ve got work the next day.) But you can still carve a pumpkin, hand out some candy, watch a scary movie or ready a short disturbing tale. I have posted my submission to the GoodReads Paranormal & Horror Lovers […]
‘All the Lovely Creatures’ Released
For those of you following along, we are on page three in our texts. Just kidding. But if you actually understood what I was talking about…Congratulations! You attended a school with real books. As I have mentioned before, I am currently collaborating with the GoodReads Group: Paranormal & Horror Lovers. In May, I initiated […]
Teaser
Working on a short story due out next month. Eight authors from the GoodReads Group Paranormal Romance & Horror Lovers came together to write a free anthology entitled “All the Lovely Creatures”. An excerpt from my contribution, The Little Death. The night had a thrilling sort of anxiety. There was a sense of universal anticipation. […]
Redlines are Encouragement
I have been writing lately and it feels good. Even published, I still only write when the mood hits. Perhaps if I was a full-time author with deadlines decreed from a huge publishing house, I would stress more and have hard deadlines. But I don’t think I would enjoy it as much. I write because […]
When You Write Too Much
This week I was a guest blogger on Romance Junkies. I wrote about the differences in short stories and my first ‘FREE READ’. You can visit my post live or read below. +++ There are two natures to the Short Story: The Independent and The Companion. The Independent is a self-contained universe. The story requires […]
Work-Shorts-Family
Brief post this week for 3 reasons: Work – I am blessed to have a job that is challenging and I am good at. Everything I work on right now is a priority, so part of the task is to determine which is the superior priority. Shorts – I finished my short story ‘Chaos Children’. […]
Accidental Author 