Welcome to Xaranya Book 2 – The Knight’s Tale Chapter 2 – Starter Quests After this, it gets monotonous for a second. I mean anyone who has ever played a role-playing game knows that these introductory sections can be a) very monotonous, which is why many games let you skip them and just get the […]
Welcome to Xaranya Book 2 – The Knight’s Tale 2.1 – Susan’s Story Susan has had this same dream many times. The location is different, the time is different, but the dream is basically the same. In the dream, she is always young again, no more aches and pains as she arises from her bed, […]
*I haven’t published any fiction in a while, and decided to try this out. I will be posting a webnovel here one chapter at a time, and editing it here and elsewhere, once I have chapters finished enough to share. Will see how this goes!* *Warning, chapter one of this story includes discussion of suicide […]
PHOTO PROMPT © Rochelle Wisoff-Fields COME ON IN, THE WATER’S FINE Like lightning hits water, memories of you leave me tranquil as death. “How are you doing?” Somewhere between just fine and falling to pieces. Waiting in line, another childless cat lady with a coupon: buy one, get one free. I’ve loved more, lost more […]
Man, when did Sunday happen. It has been a long week. I finally managed to get all next week’s posts scheduled, even if they are not all that great to look at.
December 1 question – In your writing, what stresses you the most? What delights you? When I first read this question, I was working on the ending of my NaNo novel (I just typed THE END about 30 minutes ago and am coming up for air.) One of my favorite authors Saint Paul the Apostle […]
June 2 question – For how long do you shelve your first draft, before reading it and re-drafting? Is this dependent on your writing experience and the number of stories/books under your belt? Ugh, I am feeling called out by the June 2nd question. In April, I started working on a project I’ve been working […]
This is my post for IWSG Day, where once a month us other than entirely secure writers post a little about our current place in the writing journey. Here’s where I’m at in December. A couple days ago, I typed THE END on my NaNo rough draft, knowing I would have to go to work […]
October 7 question – When you think of the term working writer, what does that look like to you? What do you think it is supposed to look like? Do you see yourself as a working writer or aspiring or hobbyist, and if latter two, what does that look like? This month’s Insecure Writer’s Support […]
Snow Globe Life Looking out at you, I know you don’t see me, and that’s fine. My smile never ends, my feet forever frozen mid-twirl on the faux-ice in a make-believe rink. Long ago, months ago, you last shook my world, raining tiny grains of white. When you first got me, I was the shiny […]
