“And so now the two vorlds meet and zey do not like each other much, ja?”
Dr. Cobb’s soft accent broke the silence. Will was glad to be sitting, the chair’s hard wood supporting him as he leaned on its arm, his head in his hands. He was sure his legs would not be able to […]
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that which doesn’t kill us
home sweet home
Shoot the grapple. Test. Breathe. Jump.
I swing, flying across the canyon of glass and steel and stone below me. Concentrate now, got to land this just right. Perfect. My left ankle feels it, still hasn’t healed completely. Got to be extra careful with it for a while, and that’s why I’m here. I know these […]
100 drabbles
55/100
publishing credits
- 365tomorrows.com published a piece of flash fiction. you can read it here: the latest model
favorite authors
laura ingalls wilder - probably my biggest writing inspiration. her books and style are hardwired into my imagination.
neil gaiman - i love his dark, witty, gothic style.
cory doctorow - a brilliant imagination, his visions of the future are simultaneously wild and believable.
j.k. rowling - how could i not love harry potter?
tom robbins - his books never fail to twist the mind.
j.r.r. tolkien - the original and the best.
favorite books
the hero and the crown by robin mckinley - only my favorite book of all time. i read it almost every year.
constance by patricia clapp - diary-style tale of plymouth settlement.
mr maybe by jane green - yes, i know, silly chick lit. i can't help myself, i just love the tone and pacing.
guilty pleasures by laurell k. hamilton - buffy for grown ups. the first is still the best.
writing books
these books are not 'how to' books, but instead do their best to pass on inspiration and motivation.
take joy - jane yolen
on writing - stephen king
zen in the art of writing - ray bradbury
