It’s hard to write something that doesn’t exist, but today’s article dives into how you can use real life creatures to write fantasy equines. READ MORE
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Even a Pirate King Has His Fears: A Short Story
A prequel to Queen of the Pirates, a pirate captain’s worries are not the same as most others of his trade. READ MORE
5 Tips for Coming Back to Writing After You’ve Been Sick
In a ready-set-go culture, it’s hard for a writer to take a break, making getting back into groove after illness a difficult task. Today’s article dives into five ways you can get back into writing after being sick. READ MORE
Baylee, a Novel–Chapter Seven: Trapped
Captured by the humanos, Baylee and the herd are taken to a new place to learn their fates in the hands of the enemy. READ MORE
What’s Bugging You? Five Summer Horse Pests to Watch Out For
With summer comes the bugs, and no one knows that better than a horse. Here are five horse pests to watch out for this summer. READ MORE
Baylee: A Novel– Chapter Six: The Metal Birds Again
A decision made in a moment of hot anger has dire consequences. READ MORE
Summer Horse Reads: 15 Horse Books To Add to Your Summer Reading List
Fifteen horse books to add to your Summer To Be Read collection. Includes both series and standalone books. READ MORE
Baylee, a Novel– Chapter Five: El Creador
In chapter five, the herds converse about the oncoming drought, and the sovereignity of El Creador. READ MORE
How to Balance Writing Strong Female Characters and Strong Male Characters
In this article, I discuss how woke agendas, secular ideologies, and even Dr. Doofenshmirtz contribute to a war against gender-specific rolls and how Christian writers can write strong male AND strong female characters in their novels. READ MORE
Baylee, A Novel– Chapter Four: A New Herd
Baylee and Sombre adjust to life without their old herds, and subsequently find new strength and support in each other. READ MORE