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May 5, 2012
Protected: Day 5 – Bluebird Magick
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May 4, 2012
Protected: Day 4 – “Damaged”
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May 3, 2012
Protected: Day 3 – A Demon’s Prayer
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May 2, 2012
Protected: Day 2 – Four-Way Stop
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May 1, 2012
Protected: Day 1 – “Lace Angel”
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April 24, 2012
“The Sad Sucker” Published by Earthbound Fiction
Delighted to announce that a flash piece of mine, “The Sad Sucker“, can now be found on Earthbound Fiction’s website. This is a rather odd piece for me, a little more risky than I usually write – but with the same dark ending I like to throw on. Earthbound has a monthly flash contest with [...]
April 21, 2012
Story-A-Day May: Just 8 Days Away
Eight days. Eight days until the madness begins. Last year, a fellow blogger got me hooked on the Story-A-Day May challenge. I started about 4 days late, but still managed to write a story each day throughout the month after that. Plus a few extras to make up for the days I missed. By the [...]
April 18, 2012
“The Tin of Burned Confessions” Published in Short Sips
I’m a bit belated in announcing that Wicked East Press’ anthology, Short Sips: Coffee House Flash Fiction Collection 2 can now be found on Amazon. Within the pages of this anthology, you’ll find many fine flash pieces. And my own piece, “The Tin of Burned Confessions”. This is my fourteenth publication. 
April 9, 2012
Poem – “Don’t Forget Me”
This week’s poetry challenge on scrib dealt with line breaks and using them effectively. I’m posting my poem below, but am not really focusing on describing my reasons for each break. Instead, I just want to share. This is a particularly personal and painful poem for me, but it’s healing in that way. Don’t [...]
Poem – "Don't Forget Me"
This week's poetry challenge on scrib dealt with line breaks and using them effectively. I'm posting my poem below, but am not really focusing on describing my reasons for each break. Instead, I just want to share. This is a particularly personal and painful poem for me, but it's healing in that way. Don't [...]
