Dragons Do Not Live in Trees. Afternoon Tea at the Fairmont Empress, just the two of us. Maybe you recognize the name from some long ago tweet or mention somewhere in cyberverse, but I am in fact still alive. I like them and will be polishing them up as soon as I can to send to market. I miss the submissions game. All these things and more.

Exploring the world, one voice at a time. Exploring the world, one voice at a time. A literary project of Folded Word. Pros and cons of form-play. New forms sparked by new technology.

Where all my creative pursuits gather. A Writer in Every Port. A Fire Not Quite Out. Last night I found out one of my childhood friends has no brain activity, but is still on life support. Or follow me on Twitter.

The Heart Inside the Heart. I feel honored to have a poem in the latest, 17th anniversary issue. Check it out! A NEW GOODREADS REVIEW. A nicely written interview by Mary Jo Brooks.

But then, who wants to be perfect? There are things you miss, travelling. I miss having my own coffee up,. Buying machined hot brown something. No anticipatory smell from opening the bag,. Coffee scented with hazelnuts and familiarity. I look at a different menu most nights,. Restaurants and hotels, I choose quickly. And eat alone, observing the company. Sometimes a colleague will join me, and rarer, a friend. I miss cooking at home, or buying a pizza,. I see countries, cities, streets and villages,.

On the work of others. Writing as a faint form of memory. Writing as a faint form of memory. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Thursday, May 5, 2016. I Made The Southern Star. I prefer to write my stories and plays first, and do the promotion and marketing in whatever time is left over after that. Series starts out in that beautiful country. It feels like things have come full circle, in a way. Monday, March 14, 2016.

Flash Fiction Short Stories No Formula. Saturday, June 26, 2010. In college courses, revision is particularly imperative. There are many great papers which were hurt by a lack of revision. The best protection for good ideas and high grades is revision. Revision begins down at the single-word level. This short essay will seek to explore how writers can begin to tackle these problems at the fundamental level of the word. Here, a writer may have homonym trouble.

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