Most people outline before they begin writing their novel. If we learned anything last week, it’s that we can outline before, during, and after we write the novel. This isn’t something I realized I could do until recently,...
Adam drove Lilah and George to his house. It was a long, awkward drive, being about twenty minutes. Lilah gazed out the window uncomfortable with the silence. It didn’t help that they hit almost every single red light...
This post contains affiliate links which means I earn a small commission should you buy from these links at no extra cost to you. Thank you for your support. I borrowed a paperback copy from the kids I...
This is kind of an oldie at this point, but this is such a good song. (Zootopia is a great movie too!) I fell in love with this song’s catchy beat, but you can’t beat the lyrics either....
Write for 35 minutes leading up to discovering a dead body. I left my office around one in the afternoon to visit my client. I locked the front door shoving my hands into my trench coat pockets. The...
I can’t stress enough that November has always been a busy month. I’ve had a lot of family events going on which makes this year tougher than the previous years. Despite this, I’ve been making great progress on my...
When I was younger, we had a bulky desktop computer in my basement. My sisters and I loved playing on the computer, but of course, we couldn’t exactly surf the web all the time. One, because social media...
Last week’s prompt was Pay Attention. Here’s mine, a quick story: Every day, he walked right on by her in the hallway. She would stop by her locker clutching her books tightly to her chest and wait for...
Franny has once again nominated me for yet another award — the Sunshine award. Thank you! Here are the rules: Include the award’s logo in a post or on your blog. Link to the person who nominated you....
The second and final week of I.L. Cruz’s blog tour for her second book in the Enchanted Isle’s series, A Noble’s Path, has come to a close. I want to give a huge thank you to each and...
