Cameron D. Garriepy's Blog, page 49
February 3, 2012
The Story Circle: A New Guest Series
Today I'm please to announce a new guest-series. The Story Circle will feature other fiction writers from around the blogosphere in a relay format. Today, let me introduce to you Mandy of In Mandyland. I first met Mandy through Write … Continue reading →
February 2, 2012
In Search of Ronan O'Leary
Isaac's arrival in Port-au-Prince, some eight years before his meal with Rose in La Mouette. For the other pieces of the stories, read here. Raucous music rolls unnoticed over Isaac; he is attuned to the rustling grumbles from the baby … Continue reading →
January 31, 2012
This Is Really Happening
Head throbbing, gravel biting the back of her thighs. Tears and swiftly congealing blood, salt and iron rusting in the corner of her shattered smile. Laughter, floating bills settling into the oily puddles in the asphalt. Footsteps retreating. The pounding … Continue reading →
January 26, 2012
A New Project Intro
At fourteen, Jack wasn't allowed to swear at home, but that didn't stop him cursing as he ran down Charles Street. He was already five minutes late for baseball practice—the thought of sprints as punishment didn't sit well with him. … Continue reading →
Another vlog for Write on Edge
Just in case you're not reading Write on Edge, too. (You are, though? Right?) I vlogged again.
January 24, 2012
In the Infinite Spaces: The Drabble Revision
I learned from Marian today that Drabble Rousers is going dark. Following her lead, I'm bringing my Drabble home. It's a revision of an earlier piece, revolving around a pair of lovers. "Imagine," he said, "for every choice, for every cellular … Continue reading →
January 23, 2012
Daily Granola with Marian from runaway sentence
Today, I'm handing my space over my dear friend Marian who writes poetry and fiction at runaway sentence. Marian is a gift from the universe. We met in the comments of a mutual friend's blog and soon discovered that we … Continue reading →
January 21, 2012
La Mouette
A continuation of The Physician and the Siren: The scent of roasting meat turns his stomach after two days of clean, salty air. Across from him, Rose eats like a starving man. The dockside tavern is smokey and crowded; they … Continue reading →
January 20, 2012
France on the Horizon
Rose and Isaac are still en route to France. For the other scenes in this storyline, read here. With France on the horizon, Rose stitches sailcloth on the deck. If the crew knew the truth, she'd have been sequestered belowdecks—this … Continue reading →
January 19, 2012
The Underside of Joy: A Review
I'm going to confess something: if in the first chapter, a woman wakes up blissfully happy, frolicking with her children, finding a love note from her husband, I make a few assumptions. He's dead, or cheating. She is going to … Continue reading →
