I discovered a short bit of writing advice from this famous author. Thought I'd share. I think number three might be my favorite.*Cover Photo Credit: C.S. Lewis in studio, 1951. By Aronsyne. Cropped photo. https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:C.S.-Lewis.jpg…
This is a story about an under water city called Undersea. It is not a particularly magical place this city, in the way we might expect an under water city to be (with mermaids, talking fish, and so forth) but is instead an everyday sort of place that we might be used to. Except that it is under water. In this story we meet an everyday sort of girl named Sarah, watch her grow, and witness the choices she must make. For in reality this is a story about how certain thoughts and ideas will come to certain conclusions, horrendous as they might be in the end. But here we are getting quite ahead of ourselves. All in good time my friends!Dedications: To Berdella and Maxine (my grandmothers) now passed, and for three yet to be born.Also to Mr. Asimov.…
Sometimes I think poems are like quiet strangers in the corner of the room waiting to be known. Only when time is taken to approach them is their richness revealed. Here you will find poems on nature, loss, hope, and the soul. Simple topics some might say, yet subjects that seem to consume vast vats of ink. You may need to cross the room to meet these poems, but I hope in this collection you find one worth knowing.…
A collection of Science Fiction short stories (each one 2,800 words or less) most of which have been entered in Wattpad contests. Winning entries included.*To read other great entries from the SciFi Competitions and Challenges contests on Wattpad by fellow Wattpadders see link on my profile page…
Poems, Stories.All my ships adrift,God take 'em-Every selfish wish,God break 'em-…