I always did like to writing strange stories, when I was younger. I am getting back into it. I'm practicing for October. The Door That Wasn’t There Yesterday When Clara moved into the old cottage at the edge of Wren Hollow, she expected creaky floors, drafty nights, and the occasional ghost story from … Continue reading Flash Fiction: The Door That Wasn’t There Yesterday
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Inspiration from Heaven
Inspiration from Heaven “Inspiration From Heaven” is a touching and honest tribute to those who have left an indelible mark on my life. I tried to create an unforgettable collection that will resonate with readers on a profound level, making them feel both heard and understood the bonds and stories behind every poem … Continue reading Inspiration from Heaven
Flash Fiction: Fred the Basset Hound and the Great Pie Caper
Fred was not your ordinary basset hound.With ears long enough to trip over twice and a belly that swayed like a hammock in a summer breeze, Fred had two great passions in life: cold beer and Grandma Margie’s lemon pie. Now, before you worry too much—Fred didn’t drink beer. Not exactly. He just loved to … Continue reading Flash Fiction: Fred the Basset Hound and the Great Pie Caper
Flash Fiction: The Dragon Rider
The Dragon Rider In the highlands of Elarion, where the stars shone brighter and the wind whispered secrets of the ancients, there existed a legend: When the moon turns silver and the mountain breathes fire, a rider will rise to awaken the last dragon. No one believed the tale anymore—except for Kaelen. Kaelen was a … Continue reading Flash Fiction: The Dragon Rider
Flash Fiction: The Girl Who Believed in Magic
In the quiet town of Elmswood, where nothing extraordinary ever happened, a girl named Lila believed in magic. She didn’t just believe in it—she saw it. In the shimmer of puddles after rain. In the way leaves danced against the wind, whispering secrets. In the glow of fireflies that blinked like stardust in her backyard. … Continue reading Flash Fiction: The Girl Who Believed in Magic
Flash fiction: The Whispering Veil
The Whispering Veil It was always there, lurking in the shadows of my thoughts, just beyond the corner of my mind. A feeling. A presence. Something I couldn't quite grasp, but something that I knew had been with me for as long as I could remember. I remember the first time I truly noticed it. … Continue reading Flash fiction: The Whispering Veil
Writing Through the Soul: 7 Tips for Writing Flash Fiction
7 Tips for Writing Flash Fiction: Master the Art of Short-Form Storytelling I am not expert at writing flash fiction, I have just found myself getting back into writing flash fiction. I am loving writing short stories. I enjoy writing articles that go along with what I am writing. Flash fiction is a genre that … Continue reading Writing Through the Soul: 7 Tips for Writing Flash Fiction
Reading Through the Soul
Reading Through the Soul Every writer writes through the soul. The words that are put down are an expression of the soul. That is my feelings. Over the last few weeks, I have read many writers' works. I enjoy reading a variety of topics and genres of writing. I have found myself reblogging many … Continue reading Reading Through the Soul
Flash Fiction: Meditation Diaries: The Black River
Meditation Diaries: The Black River An old woman walks through the forest. A wolf walks by her side. But, this is no ordinary forest. This forest reflects the woman’s unconscious mind. And the wolf is no ordinary wolf. He reflects her higher-self. The woman is on her deathbed and about ready to cross over to … Continue reading Flash Fiction: Meditation Diaries: The Black River
Drawn to the Light
When I was a young girl, I spent much of my time with my grandfather. We loved to exchange stories. I would read him something I had composed and he would tell me, ancient mythologies. We call this legend Drawn to the Light. It is one of my favorite myths. You could say this story … Continue reading Drawn to the Light