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December 24

This seems like another good day for a story. Something sweet, and hopeful, yet not cloying. Something a little bit like this one. I hope you enjoy it.Filed under: Writer's Christmas Calendar

December 23

As we head into these dark days of the year, I thought perhaps some flowers would be nice. Here’s the first blossom from my camellia bush, from just a couple days ago. May it brighten your day, and your spirits. … Continue reading →

December 22

If you’re looking for a breakthrough on writing your novel, or your next novel, don’t despair. Consider this online class as a very worthy investment, especially if, like me, you didn’t think you liked/could-write-to an outline. It hasn’t been available … Continue reading →

December 21

Tonight is Winter Solstice, the longest night of the year. Breathe deep as you look up to the darkened sky. Feel your connection to this time & place, to the earth underfoot, & the stars overhead. Let the peace and calm of Winter’s … Continue reading →

December 20

Feeling like it’s time for a good laugh about now… (you might want to play this in full-screen mode!)Filed under: Writer's Christmas Calendar

December 19

“One day, in retrospect, the years of struggle will strike you as the most beautiful.” –Sigmund Freud ❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️Filed under: Writer's Christmas Calendar

December 18

Oftentimes, the biggest thing we need is hope. Today’s window offering addresses that: What is it about writers and self-doubt? One minute we’re on top of the world–someone in  our crit group liked our story, or a story acceptance came! … Continue reading →

December 17

Time for another story. Something lighthearted and fun. Something about chaos, and sharing, and … dragons. Amiright? Here’s a little tale for you, then, from the good folks over at PodCastle. And it was written by one of my Viable Paradise cohort. … Continue reading →

December 16

We’re all book lovers here, right? Sometimes, the best vacation in the world–no, in the universe–is a calm location with a good book in hand, right?

December 15

OK, let’s face it: not everyone is hung-ho holiday crazy. Some folks might model themselves after Ebenezer Scrooge, saying “Bah-Humbug!” more than “Happy Holidays.” Some people associate more closely with somber grays and blacks than with chipper reds and greens, in general; … Continue reading →