I’ve taken some time from writing lately but that doesn’t mean that I’ve not been doing writerly things. It is important to step back sometimes and look at what you’re doing. For example, this past month I devoted 100% of my time to the...
It is important as a writer, as a creative in general, to allow yourself some time to rest. There’s no shame in it, despite the ideals of ‘hustle hustle” #grind mentality some entrepreneurs spout. Especially when you feel that there is more to worry...
A Twisted Faire was born of boredom. Sort of. I had an idea for a wickedly evil faire that wound its way about people who were unsuspecting. The story itself was started during the famous NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) in 2016 but it never seemed to find its...
You could argue that these days we’re not in our darkest eras. Arguably, historically, we could say that things have been worse. You could also argue that at this point, to have not learned from our past bias and mistakes, that maybe it is a dark timeline. I...
Chapter One: AdaTown Centre, City of London, 1882It started first with a call. It was the sort of tickle that brushed against the nape of the neck and travelled down to the small of the back. It settled in the stomach and turned it in knots. It spread to the blood and...
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