At the time I wrote the first draft, I was dealing with a rash that spread from my cheeks to my neck. It was probably an allergic reaction to something, but I honestly can’t remember anymore. One thing I do remember … Writing about the rash definitely made it itch more. ~ ~ ~ The rash first appeared on my chin about two weeks ago. I thought it was just an allergic reaction so I
Given that I keep putting this off and straight up forgetting about writing this blog post, you can tell this has been an exhausting month for me. An yet, I’ve barely done any writing. Actually, maybe I haven’t done any writing … Well, at the beginning of the month, I
The situation in this story is very real. Well, except for the ending; I made that part up. But the rest of it… I was standing right behind “Rachel” in line at the pharmacy. In order to protect the identity of this stranger I had the misfortune of encountering, her
I was trying to think of a third thing that started with an “s” but… Well, you see how that went. And my main priorities this month have been Skull Daddy II and Shark Week. First, let’s address the great white in the room: I am beyond disappointed that Discovery
This month’s flash fiction offering is dedicated to my loving and supportive partner who’s been a HUGE help when it comes to events and publishing. I seriously could not do any of this without him. So, of course, this is a story Mark would hate. His hatred / fear of
I fear I have exceeded my allotted number of screams into the void. We all know that May was rough for me. The month of June has largely been spent recovering from that. Well, recovering and attending a multitude of events. I’ve got some days off planned for July and
Back when I first started writing and brainstorming for this collection, one of my main goals was to play around with different ways to tell a story. A notice taped to a wall was one of the formats that came to mind. And even though I wrote this piece of
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