This next story from my unpublished Flasher collection was written almost a year ago, and yet it is still very relevant. My Book Purge donation pile grew at an alarming rate and I started to wonder if my husband was going to kick me and the books out. So this story goes out to all the readers with uncontrollable book collections and daunting TBRs. Side note: can you tell what my favourite Edgar Alan Poe
I’m going to keep things short and sweet for this week’s blog post because, as I’m sure you can tell from the title, I’m exhausted. I knew October was going to be a busy month for me, but I still piled too much onto my plate. Add to that all
After spending the night in the ER, waiting for a doctor to look at my busted foot, I sure am glad I decided to share these unpublished Flasher stories to the blog. Luckily, all I have is a sprain, but I’m tired and sore, and grateful that this month’s short
I guess the question we need to start with is: who’s doing the screaming? Me or my characters? Both. I’ve been using September as a catch-up and prep month, and in doing so have gotten dangerously close to burnout. As I write this, my leg is twitching, my chest is
You may or may not remember that a while back I was working on a project called Flasher. This short story collection started out as a fun writing exercise that I thought I might publish, but eventually all the fun got sapped out of it. After a lot of thought,
After the stress and exhaustion of July, August has been my month to ease back into things. But I still managed to hit a writing milestone! Writing the first draft of GOATS has taken a lot longer than I originally anticipated, but I should not be surprised. The initial nugget
Since I had to put the blog on hold for July, I wanted to give a quick look at what July was like for me and my writing. To no one’s surprise, I did not actually get a lot of writing done. GOATS started off as a weird, trippy folk
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