Author Spotlight … NV Haskell
Today’s Author Spotlight features award-winning storyteller and novelist NV Haskell. NV’s short fiction has been published in many magazines and anthologies, including
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52 Week Challenge – Debrief
I’ve put off writing this for a very long time, four years actually. For me, this is kind of like admitting defeat.
Trust the Process
I don’t always enjoy sitting down to write. Hard to believe, I know, but it’s true. Most of the time it’s pretty
Author Spotlight … Julia V Ashley
Next up in the spotlight is Julia V Ashley, a fantasy author living among foxes, armadillos, and alligators in the Natchez Trace
Avatar 2: The Way of What The…?
I was dubious about seeing this one. To be fair, I’m always dubious about watching the second installment of a movie I
Author Spotlight … Robert Wilkins
My final post of 2022 is a Q&A sit-down (virtually, of course) with Robert Wilkins. Robert is a fantasy, horror, and science
Magic Manifesto
Let’s chat, friendos. I’ve read this book by Elizabeth Gilbert, ohhh…roughly eleventy-one times or so I think. We’re pretty much besties, this
The Haps, The House, and Becoming a Story Genius
What’s up, gang? Besides the thermostat, I mean. Sheesh it’s HOT this summer. We don’t typically see temps like this until August.
A Rolling Stone Gathers No … Satisfaction
I’ve been thinking lately about old Sisyphus, the Corinthian king who was both lucky and cursed. Lucky because he cheated death, not
Eyes That Freeze Your Soul!
Last year, we laid my son’s service dog, Blakelee, to rest in the front two acres of our property. Blakelee joined Leyna,
Because the people demand an update!
And by “people”, I mean one kind commenter on a previous post of mine. But it seemed like he was speaking for
My Ten Year Writerversary
November marks year number ten … numero diez … numéro dix … since I took off my dinosaur floaties, plugged my nose,
Where’s Morgan Been…?
Ever look back on a year and wonder where the heck all the time went? 2019 was a whirlwind of surprises and
Writing as an Art Form
If I asked you to close your eyes and think about art, you’d probably conjure up images typically associated with the fine
Glamour and Glitz versus Hammer and Spits
The sky took a giant white dump on us, my friends, then farted negative thirty degree arctic winds right into our faces.