I can across this headline a few days ago, and--being a writer--it caught my attention. You can read the full article here, but I'll summarize for you. Dr. Karen Boren of Rhode Island College has started a project called Keep the Windows Wide. Using poetry or prose, write a complete story in 300 words or … Continue reading Let’s Write the Pandemic
Battling a Burnout (or Creativity in Hard Times)
Hello everyone! First of all, I apologize that it's been so long since you've heard from me. Hopefully I'll get back to posting on a regular schedule, but we'll see what happens. I may switch to a post every two weeks instead of once a week. Over the past few months, I have been suffering … Continue reading Battling a Burnout (or Creativity in Hard Times)
Be Wary of the Wolf
Excerpt from Riggshaw Katarr- Psst. This one’s my favorite! I was being stupid and jumped ahead to right a sequel book for Magic Stones about Rostov Lupeson. It’s a romance about him and and human named Carmen who moved to the town in order ot get away from her abusive husband. It’s a sweet story, … Continue reading Be Wary of the Wolf
World Building Part IV – The Conflict
Heeeeyyyy..... It's been a while. *cringe* You guys were supposed to get this post in like, January. I know, I know, it's February now. But Atlas's guest post was pretty great, wasn't it? Sorrysorrysorry. I'll either be more on top of things in the future, or I'll forewarn you. (There's a reason I pre-write posts.) … Continue reading World Building Part IV – The Conflict
Expression – Guest Post by Atlas Easton
Hello all! Today you won't be hearing much from me, because my good friend and fellow writer, Atlas Easton, agreed to write a guest post for me! Yay!!! (Consider my bacon saved.) The post is actually the topic Atlas presented at one of our writing meetings. (Containing Words and Weirdos. Yes, I know we're amazing … Continue reading Expression – Guest Post by Atlas Easton
The Cold
Excerpt from Addleberg Lang: I wrote this poem mostly during a church service, because that’s the type of attention span I have. Anyone who’s been in Montana during the winter will immediately understand why I wrote this. And this winter has been especially cold, getting below -20 a few times; more than a few times … Continue reading The Cold
World Building III – The Cultures
So I realized on Saturday, around 9 pm, that I'd forgotten something. A blog post. Yeah, I totally spaced. I'm sorry guys. In my defense, I just dropped out of school, that was my first week at home, and I was trying to get everything organized. Anways, on to the post. As promised, this topic … Continue reading World Building III – The Cultures
