As a plant lover, I often dream of my own garden. Wouldn’t it be great to have a little helper to keep everything in order while we’re away? Enjoy!

A while back, I wrote the story The End of Captain Juliet

But just because it’s the end doesn’t mean that the story is over, does it? Think of that as the prequel to a new tale:

A while ago, in a writing group, I had someone tell me that they really enjoyed my visual descriptions. They said that they were very clear and they could imagine the setting and characters perfectly. After that workshop, I decided to challenge myself a little and wrote a piece without using visual descriptions. Enjoy!

Going for a bit of an atmospheric vibe with this one and playing with different kinds of dramatic tension.

Enjoy this month’s story: The Wyvern’s Gyre!

My friend sent me a prompt of a crow and a cat walking together. After asking why they were together, I came up with this scene. Enjoy!

If time travel were possible, why have more than one convention?

A little story about music, heroes, and After Happily-Ever-After.

I like the idea of someone who pretends to be a complete fraud in order to be taken seriously. The idea of a true wizard being a street magician is interesting to me. The only way that a person isn’t under heavy scrutiny for doing the impossible is to prove that they’re actually a fake is an interesting conundrum when you can actually do it, but can’t explain how. I played with this idea a little bit today with “The Charlatan”. Enjoy!