Last month, I took a break from blogging as we settled back into our homeschool routine. (Our youngest started high school this year!) Now, I’m working to get back into the swing of writerly things and return to posting on (most) Mondays. And what better way to dive back in than posting a drawing andContinue reading “INKTOBER: Throw”
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Fun, Free Resources for Kids
The number of confirmed Coronavirus cases continues to rise all over the world. Friday, the US declared a state of emergency. Following President Trumps announcement, the public officials in our home state of Alabama issued a local state of emergency and announced schools would be shutting down for a two and a half week periodContinue reading “Fun, Free Resources for Kids”
The Pigeon Whisperer
For my son, who says The Pigeon Whisperer should be a comic and not just this flash fiction story. ;) “You saved my life and got my purse back. How can I ever thank you enough?” Soft, fleshy arms envelope Steve’s shoulders. As the lady releases him, he smiles. “Just doing what I can toContinue reading “The Pigeon Whisperer”
Vintage Ice: Part 2
This is part 2 of an interactive web serial. At the end, there are two options from which to choose. Vote in the comments to ensure the story continues.Read Vintage Ice: Part 1 here. Hospitality What sort of person has a scorpion-infested, concrete coffin sunken in their floor? What did you tell guests, “Oh, it’s funContinue reading “Vintage Ice: Part 2”
A Quick Note About SGT
Hope everyone is having an amazing Friday! Exciting news – My debut middle-grade science fiction novel, SNOW GLOBE TRAVELERS: SAMUEL’S LEGACY will be released this spring! Less than eight months away! Originally, the plan was to seek traditional publishing. However, the more I prepared for the submission process the more I realized it was the wrongContinue reading “A Quick Note About SGT”
