Short Story: GEORGE AND THE BABYLONIAN FIELD TRIP
In my latest short story, we’ve got a dirty cop, the Assyrian Underworld, and demon gates made of poop. Come and read!
Tag: challenges
Flash Fiction Challenge: Continuing Someone Else’s Story, Part 5
Here’s my conclusion to Part 5 of author Chuck Wendig’s December flash fiction challenge. Bloodthirsty monsters, ESP, and saving a daughter. Come and read!
Flash Fiction Challenge: Continuing Someone Else’s Story, Part 4
Hile, inklings! Today I bring you my latest entry for author Chuck Wendig’s December Flash Fiction Challenge. Cats on a spaceship! What could go wrong?
Flash Fiction Challenge: Continuing Someone Else’s Story, Part 3
Another entry for author Chuck Wendig’s December Flash Fiction Challenge! This week’s story is witches, priests, reanimated mutant skeletons, and a mysterious figure in purple. Come and read!
Flash Fiction Challenge: Continuing Someone Else’s Story, Part 2
This is my entry for Part 2 of Chuck Wendig’s December flash fiction challenge. We’ve got a short story about a vampire with a stalker!
New Flash Fiction Challenge: 200 Words! Part 1
This post is my entry into author Chuck Wendig’s latest flash fiction challenge. Come and read!
The One Where I Paint Dragons
If you like fantasy art, and if you like dragons, and if you like the idea of fantasy cover art with dragons painted by me, then this post is definitely for you. ; )
Writer, Screw in the Light Bulb Already!
Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Chabon says that ideas are like bright light bulbs filling room after room. The lights entice him to distraction. His challenge is to figure out which one is worth his time and energy. My experience with these “light bulbs” is different…