by Leona Pence Reggie Jamison pulled his pride and joy, a brand new 1959 Olds, into the parking lot. He strutted like a peacock into the bowling alley, he couldn’t help himself. Tonight, he was going to break old man Crocker’s record by rolling a perfect 300 game for six-weeks in a row. He spotted… Read More Friday Fiction – Strike Three
Today I wanted to talk a little about writing prompts. How many of us use them? Me? I go in spurts. There are times I use them daily, and other times I can go months without using them. I tend to only use them when I feel I’m in a rut. Often this is when… Read More To Prompt or Not To Prompt
The first US Independence Day celebration took place in Philadelphia on July 8th of 1776, not July 4th. It was Celebrated with the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia’s Independence Square. This reading was accompanied by the of the Liberty Bell and band music. People were summoned to it’s reading by… Read More Fun Facts Friday-4th of July Facts
Hi everyone. Thanks for coming back to another amazing interview. Today we have Steve Rzasa with us. Steve has written several books Christian Sci-Fi books and was nominated for a Hugo award in 2015. His debut novel, The Word Reclaimed, was a finalized as American Christian Fiction Writers’ Best Speculative Fiction award in 2010. Thanks for… Read More Tuesday Talks – Interview with Steve Rzasa
by Kristena Mears I’m a book hoarder. I have more books than I may ever read but I won’t let that stop me from buying more. Often, I’ll mull aways hours in a bookstore or a library and never buy one book, just to go back another day and come home with a stack chin high.… Read More The Bang at the Beginning – The First Sentence
A Flash Fiction by Kristena Mears Moist droplets flowed down my cheeks as I sat on the edge of my bed. My best friend stood quietly next to me not knowing how to comfort or stop the endless tears. “Why does he leave me like this?” “You shouldn’t work yourself up in this way. It’s… Read More Friday Fiction – Desertion