13 Knitting and Craft Sites Those of you who have read my blog know I’m an avid knitter and love to do things with my hands. Here are some of the sites I enjoy for getting ideas or shopping. Have … Continue reading →
ElementaryChapter Three: Water Fionula ran the water into the kettle, the filter making a soft high-pitched whine as it worked. It was an extra unit she’d had from her last apartment and she’d given it to Kirby for his new … Continue reading →
ElementaryChapter Two Kirby lit the wooden match and held it under the tinder he’d arranged in the fire circle. The stones were blackened with soot and the white marks of ash. His campsite was behind him, the tent battered but … Continue reading →
This story is my entry for the April Flash Fiction Carnival. The theme is “The Elements.” I hope you enjoy! Elementary Chapter One (Since the prompt suggested either one story or four, I’ve written more than one. The first element, … Continue reading →
13 Steps to Organize Your House By the End of This Weekend So. It’s Spring. (Well, maybe not to the WEATHER!!!) This means Spring Cleaning. Throw away your image of Martha Stewart here, guys. Let’s play this a different way. … Continue reading →
Here is the newest Flash Fiction Carnival Prompt, due 04/15/2008: THE ELEMENTS: Earth, Water, Fire, Air Use them all or only use one. You can even do one flash per element and submit each one on its own. However you … Continue reading →
I have the privilege of writing with the fine ladies of the Writer’s Retreat Blog. Come over to see my serial about Rachel Carmichael, self-employed Private Detective and Security Consultant. Join us as we follow Rachel on her adventures and, … Continue reading →
Summation: I did it! My March FADs are done. Please see the list below for the prompts, and click the links for the associated story. I hope you enjoy reading them as much as I did writing them! The low-down: … Continue reading →
My Thursday Thirteen… 13 Astronomy Websites I love astronomy. I was an astrophysics major at one point, but needed more time than I had funding so I switched majors. It’s always had a place in my heart, so I thought … Continue reading →
Come over to the Writer’s Retreat Blog, and see my essay “In Search of Prolific.” Every Wednesday, the writers associated with the Writer’s Retreat Blog share with us something about their experience of the craft of writing. Enjoy!
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