Hello! Y'all may have noticed that I've been next to inactive for a while. Sorry. For a number of reasons, I'm jumping ship and changing my primary platform to a new blog. If you wish to continue following me along my writing journey and picking up writings tips, follow this link. Later perki pargas. See … Continue reading One Last Post
No One But the Blackbirds
Excerpt from Addleberg Lang: Revamped - This is my first straight up horror story and I think Bram Stoker would be proud of me. I was listening to Leave Luann from 35MM; A Musical Exhibition when I had the idea for this. If you go an listen to the song, you’ll see exactly how I … Continue reading No One But the Blackbirds
About A Year of Moons
I've started a group writing project that includes over a dozen writers with hopefully more to come. My gosh... you're completely insane. Yeah, I know. I totally needed something else to add to my plate. Since it's consuming so much of my time, I thought I might as well tell you about it. My newest … Continue reading About A Year of Moons
The Gods Need To Get Their Act Together or Maybe Just Leave Us Out of It Because I Prefer It When Our Weather Acts Correctly – And Other Weather Poems
If you've ever lived in Montana or visited during spring (or any other season), you'd know that there's nothing more unpredictable than our weather. The sudden radical changes--though irritating--can also be quite thought provoking as well. The Gods Need To Get Their Act Together or Maybe Just Leave Us Out of It Because I Prefer … Continue reading The Gods Need To Get Their Act Together or Maybe Just Leave Us Out of It Because I Prefer It When Our Weather Acts Correctly – And Other Weather Poems
Let’s Write the Pandemic
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
