Coming Home — My Thoughts on Dark Fantasy
“Bryssa was right. This wasn’t home. I knew that a month ago. I just forgot. And the longer I stayed, the easier it was to forget. Now I was remembering, and it felt strange. Like I was an alien now,… Continue reading
Fairyspells – Poem for Book 3 of The Pizza Shop Chronicles
The trees there are silver wood
With pale green buds,
Bursting into gold,
Fading to black before
Leaves fall to the ground;
Elves have bright eyes
And storm-forged swords
Fairy-folk stay unseen
And use spells of spoken word… Continue reading
Thoughts on Gravity and Flying
Hey, guys! I hope you’ve been well. I’ve been working to get that third book out & thought I’d share some thoughts editing brought up. The part I’m editing right now in Book 3 of The Pizza Shop Chronicles caused… Continue reading
Reason to Blog, Reason to Write – The Most Important Message
Hey, guys! I guess you’ve probably noticed, I’ve gotten better at this whole blogging thing recently 🙂 Part of that comes from having a reason to blog. Actually, the majority of it comes from having a reason to blog.
What’s… Continue reading
Changing Seasons in the Elf World, Spring is on the Way!
Don’t be discourage if you, like those of us in Orangeboro, received a dusting of snow after the groundhog predicted early spring. He’s often mistaken. But it will pass, all this shadow and cold… And soon, we’ll be wishing it… Continue reading
Goblinprince Sneak Peek
(Excerpt of Chapter 1)
I couldn’t help but sigh as I walked towards the throne, even my soft footsteps echoing strangely in the quietness. I couldn’t count the times I’d dreamed of sitting on the throne, feeling the cool marble… Continue reading
Published Author + First Interview
So, I’ve recently become a published author, and had my first interview. On the radio!
The past few months have been a rollercoaster!
Just graduating high school in May this year, I’ve had the chance to accomplish several of my… Continue reading
The Chicken and the Writer
I’ve always been a writer with dreams of being one of the most famous novelists in the world.
I started my first novel at age twelve and, after years of procrastination and world-building, finished it at sixteen. It wasn’t the… Continue reading
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