Coffee with Galene

I took a “Celtic Art, Myth and Culture” class the last couple of Saturdays. I always like to incorporate different kinds of mythology into my writing. For a long time in Middle and High School, I was writing a lot about Greek and Roman mythology. I enjoy learning about mythologies and folklore, so taking the course in Celtic myths was a great refresher (and a bit of a mental palette cleanser). So, please enjoy this newest story:

The King’s Serpent

I’ve always kind of a love-hate relationship with snakes. I like them plenty and think they can be quite beautiful to look at. However, if you try to hand me one, I’ll probably shy away. As far as reptiles go, I think that they’re very expressive and super interesting to look at. Regardless of how you feel about them, enjoy this new short fiction! (Just know that this story does contain snakes)

The Gentlemen Thief’s Guild

I always had an idea of a group of polite thieves, always asking permission before robbing someone. From there, the idea of the Gentlemen Theif’s Guild was formed. It bumped around in my head and I finally decided to put something down on paper recently! I might explore more of these characters later but wanted to really get a sense of the Gentlemen Thieves first.

The Thundering Migration: Part 1

I felt like doing a slightly longer piece, so this one is going to be released over the course of a few months. (I also have a busy few months coming up and it’s a little easier if I’m not thinking about what I’m gonna post the whole time.)

I wrote this one as a warmup, but it ended up getting away from me. Please enjoy!

The Thundering Migration- Part 1

Crime and Circuses

Weird fact about me: I know three people who do aerial arts, things like aerial silks or trapeze. One of my other friends has a master’s in clown studies (which is both a thing and something my friend earned). I have this weird fascination that I’ve developed over the years and think it’s a very interesting thing to see. Why not write about it?

For your consideration: Crime and Circuses

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