These are my thoughts falling to paper from the height of a mind.
Newest Thought:
I self-published a collection of FANTASY SHORT STORIES entitled “Magic, Mountains & Monsters”. You can buy it on Amazon as an ebook or paperback, and if you have Kindle Unlimited, you can read for free.
Most of the stories in the collection were brainstormed and workshopped here.
- Violence — a naiad travels to South Korea searching for adventure
- Tunnel Beside the Garden — a young girl befriends a monster
- Pots — three generations of women struggle with a magical legacy
And there’s so much more!
The introduction has links to all my current projects. For example, I’m uploading two fantasy novels on Royal Road.
A Gathering of Dreamers — the first novel in a fantasy epic which takes you to a land with insectile storytellers, teleporting warriors, werebear detectives, and meddling rodents that might just save the world
Unholy Grail — a grimdark tale of the price one man is willing to pay for immortality (It’s unlike anything I’ve ever written before–very bloody with a wry sense of humor)
The short story collection also has some of my earliest writing. Plus, there are three previews of future works, including the first chapter of a new fantasy trilogy.
Previous Thought:
Sit, and I’ll tell you a story about friendship when options are limited, barely passing as an adult, and the family we make for ourselves.
My self-published novel is on Amazon! It’s my attempt at a generation-defining great American novel, except it takes place in South Korea.
This site has plenty to keep you occupied with more coming all the time. I write blogs that become writing workshops, exploring different facets of writing like:
How to Overcome Writer’s Block
Strengthening Figurative Language
While working on my writing, I write brainstorming sessions about:
Each time I start a new short story, I detail the writing process on this site, posting the original draft of a few short paragraphs and then changing it here where readers can see the keystrokes in the same way you would watch an artist adding each new brushstroke to a painting.
The Maestress The Grunters Autistic by Association
Reach out your hand, catch some of these thoughts, and don’t be afraid to share your own.
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