I sat down today to start putting together a new short story for publication. It led me to a day of gardening and tending. I realized I needed to redo some of the back matter for this story, which led me to creating ads. That took me down a rabbit hole where I discovered a … Continue reading Thought I’d work on publishing
So after two months of squeaky wheel battling to get my Morning Sky Studios domain up and running, it suddenly started working last weekend. I wish I could say this was good news, but I'm not certain that anyone is really running the ship over there at the web hosting company. I honestly think it … Continue reading The Gift of Time
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
I lost my word count writing streak on Wednesday. I was so depressed that I really wanted to quit. I had no energy left. I went to bed. After spending all afternoon holding back the tears, I really wanted to cry myself to sleep. Of course, then the tears wouldn't come. It's truly devastating to … Continue reading Progress – March 12, 2018
"Never piss off a writer. You'll end up in the sequel!" -- Sally T Thanks, Sally. You opened up the door to let Loki whisper in my ear even more. If you've been reading my posts over the last couple of weeks, you know that I've been having an issue with the company that is … Continue reading Loki’s Free Fiction(-ish)
It's a good thing that my love for creating far outweighs my desire to inflict destruction. This last week in fighting over my domain names, I have wanted to put on my black hat and hack a certain web hosting company to shreds. Rather, I tried to just be annoying. The squeaky wheel gets the … Continue reading Progress – March 5, 2018
My experience recently: I'm driving down the road to work and I get behind this Suburban with Boise, Idaho plates - not uncommon, but what strikes me is that there is a website address along with something along the lines of "an epic fantasy in 5 novels." That's not a direct quote, but it was … Continue reading Why “if you write it, they will come” is not enough
Dawn Blair - Tours of Imagination 
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