Christopher reached the top of the stairs, stepping behind David into a clearing surrounded by dead-like trees. Every tree, barren of leaves, stood beneath a dense fog that obscured visibility to about three meters. This was “The Hereafter,” as David called it. It was nothing like what Christopher learned from his time at Catechism. LessonsContinue reading “The Departing Tale of Christopher & The Hereafter: Chapter 3”
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The Departing Tale of Christopher & The Hereafter: Chapter 1
Christopher Lamont slouched forward over his desk, his heavy head resting on his arms. He flicked a pencil away every time it rolled down the slanted surface. Each flick was a burst of his frustration, and one good flick sent the pencil flying off. It bounced somewhere below his feet. At a loss, he tookContinue reading “The Departing Tale of Christopher & The Hereafter: Chapter 1”
New Book Update
Getting through proofreading of my current book, and I’ve been working hard to get all the elements to work as well as making sure each chapter flows to the next. My usual operation was to always proofread and edit from beginning to end. I’m talking about from the first chapter ALL THE WAY to theContinue reading “New Book Update”
Returning to my First Work in Progress Story
It is a fantastic feeling when I finish something near and dear to me. Earlier this week, I finished the rough draft for my next book. I am happy I finally returned to this story and have its rough draft wrapped up. This story is a labor of love because it was my first storyContinue reading “Returning to my First Work in Progress Story”
The Author is More than a Writer
As indie author we are more than just a writer. First and foremost, you and I are writers, but we have to be so much more than the one thing down the line. The next things I’ll be writing may not apply to number of you, but it is food for thought. An indieContinue reading “The Author is More than a Writer”
My Debut Novel Releases This Year
The biggest milestone a writer takes is becoming a published author. I am happy to announce that my debut book We Become Beasts releases on Oct 19, 2022 on Kindle, Kobo, and Nook. Here’s the plot:When Serena wakes up in a strange room with 9 unfamiliar faces, she learns they are in a highContinue reading “My Debut Novel Releases This Year”
Writing Persistence and a Writing Buddy
Persistence is the ability to keep going even when things are tough. -Unkown Excited to announce that I’ve completed a rough draft for a short project story. This was fun to do because it changed things up for me. Allowing me to put on my writer’s hat on again and flex that muscle. TheContinue reading “Writing Persistence and a Writing Buddy”
30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 19 Repent
Elka collapsed down in front of the remained of the Kruzen kingdom. Her squad—what remained of them—surrounded her as dumbfounded and devasted. Their glorious kingdom has been toppled over and remained as smoldering mess of debris. Elka and the others scrambled and hid in the woods when they spotted Ortz Sovereignty was nearby, patrolling the immediate area. Continue reading “30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 19 Repent”
30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 18 Jewellery
Rayshawn trotted through the woods near and began speeding up where the roots and the branches were at varying heights, forming a natural obstacle course. He hopped over and ducked underneath incoming branches. His breathing started to get heavier from the energy he exerted. It was a good workout, and most of all, it wasContinue reading “30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 18 Jewellery”
30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 16 Scent
Hera could do it no problem, she pondered and wondered and estimated the distance between her and the campsite she spotted from atop the tree branch. She grabbed an arrow from her quiver, nocking it, and aiming below where the plumes came from. Drawing in a breath, she pulled back on the drawstring, she smelled the nature,Continue reading “30 Days of Writing Prompts – Day 16 Scent”
Still Foxes 