Category Fiction Writing
Inside, we are all real. Most of us know how the mind works and unless we are losing our minds, we understand the motive and intent behind all our actions. We know our fears, our triggers, our weaknesses, our strengths… Continue Reading →
The writer’s block dissolved and the neural network sprang into action. I spent the last week writing a story. In this story, I am a little girl in a dystopian world. Writing this story made me twist my world-view around… Continue Reading →
There are many who deny the existence of the Writer’s Block. I used to be one of them. There’s no such thing as writer’s block. That was invented by people in California who couldn’t write. – Terry Pratchett And then… Continue Reading →
Do I have free will? Each of the past fifty mornings or so, I have been waking up wanting to write my next book, a novel that centers around a subject that’s closest to my heart, but I end up… Continue Reading →
The Tweak is now available for download in three formats: ePub, Mobi, and PDF at Smashwords. I’ll write another post about the when, how, and why of The Tweak, but in the meantime, I invite you to visit my… Continue Reading →
I spend most of my time chained to my desk. The chain is invisible, I admit, yet it binds me and my imagination so completely that I find it impossible to think of my life without my beloved desk. Sometimes… Continue Reading →
“The Tweak,” is a novella-length story I wrote a few years ago. This story, like most of my other stories is a thriller with a soul. Since it isn’t as big as a novel (or even half the size of… Continue Reading →
