Rolling down a hill in a barrel takes a dangerous turn for a young Bay Cadet and her friend Dylan
Category: Author’s Corner
Quarterly Spring Book Roundup
My top reads and reviews for the first quarter of 2024! Includes Calculated, The Wingfeather Saga, Wayfarer, and more.
Why Attending Homeschool Conventions is Beneficial for Writers (Even if You’re Not Homeschooled)
This article dives into how homeschool conventions may be the answer to your low budget for writing conferences– even if you’re not homeschooled.
From Fanfiction to Fandom: How to Turn Fanfic Characters into Characters You Can Use
This article shows you how you can turn your fanfiction OCs into characters who can stand on their own in an original work.
Queen of the Pirates: A Short Story from the World of TBC
A short story with pirates, a queen… and an unusual chase for a treasure more precious than gold.
In Blossom’s Surrounded, By Eilish Waugh, First Place Winner of the Short Story Contest
The first place winner of the short story contest, Eilish Waugh, and her story, “In Blossom’s Surrounded”.
Cast Out, by Hannah Peterson: Second Place for the Short Story Contest
The second place entry for my short , story contest, by author Hannah Peterson.
A New Kind of Free, By Madelyn Nygaard: Third Place Winner of the Short Story Contest
The third-place entry for the short story contest I recently hosted, written by Madelyn Nygaard. Titled, “A New Kind of Free”
Baylee, Chapter One: Run
The first chapter in a novella series about a mustang with too short legs, a broken family, and the true worth of freedom.
From the Horse’s Eyes: Three Questions to Ask to Write Better Stories from a Horse’s Point of View
In this article I break down the dos and don’ts of writing stories from a horse’s POV, as well as three questions you can ask to make your story stronger.