Inspiration from Author Lectures
I have a confession. I have always loved learning. That’s not to say that I’ve always loved school; although, if you take the number years I enjoyed school versus the number I hated it, I know I’d find there were...
Poetry, Horror, Psychological Thrillers
I have a confession. I have always loved learning. That’s not to say that I’ve always loved school; although, if you take the number years I enjoyed school versus the number I hated it, I know I’d find there were...
Here’s a fun deviation from National Poetry Month. A little news from the world of horror. I recently had my first interview with a horror flash fiction blog. Horror Scribes was kind enough to include me in a series of interviews they...
Words to Write By Part 6 In this installment of “Words to Write By,” I’ll review Maya vs. Mayan, hole vs. whole, libel vs. slander, and patients vs. patience. This series is a quick reference to help explain the difference...
There’s not one right way to end a story, but there are many things to consider when writing one, and even more ways to write a bad ending. One thing that I think is sometimes forgotten when ending a story...
I’m behind on submitting pieces to literary magazines, so it’s been a while since I’ve been on Duotrope, but when I logged on, I was excited to see they’ve started beta testing a new category: literary agents. For those who...