Destiny: Eleanor Rune’s Timeline

Once I had the timeline for The Destiny Series on my living room wall, I realized I should write timelines for those from Earth. There are five people from Earth who go to… Continue reading →

Sunday Trees: 357

Sunday Trees is a blog dedicated to the magnificence of trees. Here is mine:

Cee’s Fun Photo Challenge: Red

Cee’s Fun Photo Challenge with the topic is red. In honor of up coming Fall season here is my photo of Red.

Friday Fictioneer: The Doll House

  “I thought you were going to sell that thing.” “I was, but it’s been in the family for generations.” “I’m the one who’s going to have to dust it.” “It will care… Continue reading →

Destiny: Correcting the Timeline

In a precious post, I wrote about the Destiny timeline on my living room wall, which you can read about here. The white cards are the years where something signification happened. But as… Continue reading →

Destiny: Timeline

I was telling a girlfriend about my upcoming novella series, which covers over 4,000 years of history about the gods and mortals of Aghular. She asked if I had a timeline. I said… Continue reading →

Friday Fictioneer: Trading Dreams

Leaning against the windowsill, she watched the full moon. She’d been dreaming about fairies. Dreams inspired by her grandmother’s stories. Which made her wonder, what would it be like have wings and fly… Continue reading →

Sunday Trees: 355

Becca hosts Sunday Trees a blog dedicated to, you guessed it, Trees. Why? Because they watch over us. They give us shade, houses and oxygen to breath. Here is a sapling just getting… Continue reading →

Guest Blogger: Sona Grover

It is said, show a photograph to a group of people and you’ll get a description from each person that is so different it would seem that they were not looking at the… Continue reading →

Friday Fitioneer: The Krunkie

Krunkie was a little, hairy creature with a long, thin tail, who came from another world. When he saw his reflection in the mirror, he asked, “Who dat?” He couldn’t understand it was… Continue reading →