In which I announce the launch of my new short story, Memories of the Tucson, and dig into why I write about sexual abuse and trafficking.
Category: Author’s Corner
Adventures in Publishing, Part 2: Marketing, Christian Fiction, And All The Labels And Buzzwords
My rambly thoughts on Christian fiction, marketing buzzwords as a Christian fiction author, and the rants Christians have against Christian fiction
Adventures in Publishing, Part One: Choosing When (And What) to Publish
In which I make an announcement about a new direction I’m going in my writing journey, and introduce a new accompanying article series for it.
The Rise of the Hopeful Dystopian: An Informal Literary Analysis of Brigitte Cromey’s Sci-Fi/Dystopian Novel, The Shattered Ones
In which I deep dive into my favorite book, and explore what makes it so impactful– and what writers can learn from it.
Migration Patterns: Chapter Twelve
(Upon realizing it has been an insanely long time since I posted anything, I decided to dig up Migration Patterns and attempt to finish it READ MORE
Give It A Rest: An Argument For Young Writers To Slow Down
Should teen writers strive for publishing? An argument for teen writers to slow down and reconsider their goals of publishing young.
Five Tips Towards Smoother Self Developmental Edits: An Editing-Hater’s Guide
Hate editing, and hate how hard it is to find resources on how to rewrite? This article is for you!
The Disappearing Horse: Five Tips For Keeping Your Horse Characters From Fading into the Background
Have trouble with keeping your equine characters in the story? Today’s article dives into five tips to help you give your horse characters purpose.
Hurricane: A Wildcards Short Story
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Migration Patterns, A Dust of the Arena Prequel: Part 6
The Journal of Mortimer Anhingas October 22nd My apologies for not being more consistent. Life has been… interesting. It is very strange, what love can READ MORE