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The Dreaded Red Mark
Read more: The Dreaded Red MarkI love the adventure of writing. I love exploring and experiencing the world or emotions I write about. But when I finish that first draft, editing must always happen.
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Six Word Stories (50)
Read more: Six Word Stories (50)It can be hidden by the blowing of wind, but if you just stand and listen to the tinkle of it landing on a waterproof coat. You will hear joy.
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The Give and Take of Creativity
Read more: The Give and Take of CreativityGive and take is the foundation of life, and it’s no different for creativity and writing.
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Walking Socks
Read more: Walking SocksWrapped in leather, Tied up tight. Perspirations staining fright And the stink.
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The Pansy’s Purpose/Calla Press
Read more: The Pansy’s Purpose/Calla PressThe little flower was waiting. It sat quietly with its siblings in a plastic tray. The sun was warm, the waiting long. But what else was there to do?
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Six Word Story (48)
Read more: Six Word Story (48)I heard someone say once, “Every moment is a story.” Do you believe that?
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The Art of Remembering/The Edge of Humanity Magazine
Read more: The Art of Remembering/The Edge of Humanity MagazineI have always enjoyed learning about others, other cultures, other peoples, other places. The Edge of Humanity Magazine has been a great place to see glimpses of others, and their daily lives, through the photography, art, poetry, and articles they highlight. I particularly enjoy the art, and poetry.
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Six Word Story (47)
Read more: Six Word Story (47)How often do we over look the things that hold us together? The threads that gently bind us into functional complexity…
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The Beauty of Fiction
Read more: The Beauty of FictionWhy do people make up stories that aren’t true? Why do we play with reality in search of a fantastical story line? Is there any worth to this nonsense?
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Fireflies of Red and Blue/Honeyguide Magazine
Read more: Fireflies of Red and Blue/Honeyguide MagazineWhen you find the right home for a story, it’s always a blessing. I struggled to find a home for my story ‘Fireflies of Red and Blue’. Many editors had great things to say about it, but ultimately it was never quite the right fit for their magazine. That is, until I submitted to Honeyguide.…
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