Siva's book is finished. Well, the first draft is. I still don't even have a title for it yet. And, of course, my creative voice insisted that I go back into the story and touch a few things at the end after I'd crossed that finish line and was making notes on the last two … Continue reading The book is over the finish line
I am writing this post after having finished writing my rant that went up on Monday. I have to say that my emotions are a little raw right now. The psychological distance is the reason why I usually save thoughts like that for my fiction. But I know this feeling will soon pass. Our bodies … Continue reading Riptide of emotions
To create or not to create, and the frustration that can cause.
This blog comes about because of a post I saw on Facebook. I'm posting a clip of it below without any names. Simple enough until a Debby Downer had to comment that these was words of hope until the darkness smothered you. I am paraphrasing, but barely. I was tempted to leave a comment, but … Continue reading The choice is yours
I love being a storyteller. I love creating adventures. I realized this while watching the Sailor Moon musical that my son took me to on Sunday. While I'd already been coming out of my depression from last week and was beginning to make a plan about how to proceed. I'd talked it out and mulled … Continue reading Lessons Learned – March 2018
Alyson Stanfield recently commented about letting painters paint and framers frame. I agree. Maybe you won't. But let's discuss this issue. Just this last week, I needed a battery put into one of my cars. I can change a tire in 20 minutes and I've changed batteries before, so I knew I could do it. … Continue reading Do what you love: Part 1 – Time
Dawn Blair - Tours of Imagination 
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