spinning yarns from heartstrings
As promised last week, I have some pre-order details about my upcoming short story, “Surprise! You’re An Android”. It’s now available for pre-order on all platforms, and it’s just $0.99! That’s right, for less than the cost of a cheap coffee at your local coffee shop, you can sit down in the coffee shop and […]
It’s been a few months since I released a new short story, and with all those beach vacations on the horizon for a lot of people I figured it was my civic duty to provide folks with something to read between shark sightings, late summer fireworks, and waiting for your favorite android to finish grilling […]
It’s been an interesting year for me. Though it started out a bit on the slow side writing-wise, as the months progressed I found the pace quickening as I began indulging again in things I had begun to think had gotten lost somewhere inside me. I participated in NaNoWriMo this year, something I strive to […]
Harm none and do what ye will. Not even if they harmed you first. Not even if they destroyed the other half of your soul and left you empty inside. “Harm none,” Mother said,” lest you risk bringing that darkness back upon yourself threefold.” Everyday Siobhan asks herself what harm the darkness could possibly do. […]
“SHIV” Harm none and do what ye will. Not even if they harmed you first. Not even if they destroyed the other half of your soul and left you empty inside. “Harm none,” Mother said,” lest you risk bringing that darkness back upon yourself threefold.” Everyday Siobhan asks herself what harm the darkness could possibly […]
The stories I’d lined up for Friday’s motivating exercise fantasy did not really live up to my expectations. I found myself easily distracted, wondering when they would hurry up and be done so i could hurry up and be done, which is not exactly… well… motivating when you’re trudging through your afternoon workout. Not every […]
A companion story to the Serpent of Time series, Lorelei tells the story of the heroine’s parents and the love they once shared for each other. LORELEI By Jennifer Melzer Drawing the brush through the flowing tangles of her hair, Ygritte’s back teeth clenched tight together. She gripped the brush handle with such force the […]