Everyone’s a Killer
This week, I’m taking an unexpected break from The Dark Calling. I wasn’t planning to, but Vye insisted. A couple of nights ago, I had a vivid dream. I couldn’t remember all of it when I… Everyone’s a Killer
This week, I’m taking an unexpected break from The Dark Calling. I wasn’t planning to, but Vye insisted. A couple of nights ago, I had a vivid dream. I couldn’t remember all of it when I… Everyone’s a Killer
This week, I’m taking a break from The Dark Calling, my current, near-novel-length series, for two reasons: 1. I’m on my way out of town, even as this is being published. Nimue and I are headed… All the Way Down
Back to the 500 Club for this lighthearted holiday story. Nothing dark or sinister. No horror. No magic–well, not much. No villains, ghosts, monsters or demons lurking in the shadows. Just something nice, even silly, for your… The Dignity of Squirrels
NaNoWriMo is in full swing and I’m happy to announce that I’ve written 36,456 words so far. At my current pace, I’ll easily finish on time, but my book is almost certainly going to exceed the… Brother’s Keeper
I’m in the midst of NaNoWriMo and have decided to mix things up a bit this week, going with a super-short 100 word story for my weekly flash fiction piece. I’ve done a couple of… Shadeslayer
Now that The Kinter House is done, I feel the urge to write something a little more lighthearted. Dark still, but not quite so twisted. The piece below was a fun romp. It was written with… The Truth about Fairies
This scene played out earlier today: Vye looked at me from across my study. Her arms were crossed. “I don’t care.” “But all the others have been based on prompts,” I tried to explain. “I… Into the Blinding Light
We’re almost at the conclusion of The Kinter House. This post is the second to last. I think I see how it’s going to end, but the prompts may yet dictate a sudden change. We’ll… In the Dark