And here we are again with the third and last part of my three-part series on writing prompts. The last couple weeks we have looked at some of the different reasons to use writing prompts and the value they have for us as writers. Today I want to look at the different types of prompts and where… Read More Writing Prompts Part III… Read More Writing Prompts Part III
Hello again, everyone. We have another treat for you, today. With us today is DiAnn Mills. DiAnn is an accomplished writer with many books under her belt. Tell us a little about your new book High Treason. What is the main storyline? A Saudi Prince escorts his mother to MD Anderson in Houston for… Read More Tuesday Talks – Author Interview with DiAnn Mills… Read More Tuesday Talks – Author Interview with DiAnn Mills
How long had I stood there and stared at this toothpaste tube… ten, fifteen minutes? I wish I knew why this simple chore is so difficult? Why do I kid myself? I do know. It’s because the blasted toothpaste companies make it so darn hard for those of us who care about our weight! It just makes me so… Read More Toothpaste – micro fiction… Read More Toothpaste – micro fiction
In Part One of my three-part series about Writing Prompts, I went over some of the pros and cons of why writers need writing prompts. I talked about how they work like exercise for our imaginations. They stretch the muscles in our mind that force us to strengthen our writing skills. Before I go… Read More Why We Need Writing Prompts. Part II… Read More Why We Need Writing Prompts. Part II
We’re here with Michelle Shocklee talking about her new book, The Widow of Rose Hill. Tell us a little about your new book. What is the main storyline? Widowed during the war, Natalie Ellis finds herself solely responsible for Rose Hill plantation. When Union troops arrive with a proclamation freeing the slaves, all seems lost. How can… Read More Tuesday Talks – Interview with Michelle Shocklee… Read More Tuesday Talks – Interview with Michelle Shocklee
This isn’t the type of story I like to write. But then again, this wasn’t a story. This was a dream. A nightmare. It was one of those nightmares you have when you’re sick. You know the kind I mean? The ones that are all disjointed and don’t make any sense. Last week, when I was… Read More The Nightmare – Flash Fiction… Read More The Nightmare – Flash Fiction
