When I decided to publish my first book in 2015, I didn’t know what would happen. Continue reading “Three Books, One Year”
Decided to hike the waterfalls of Stone Mountain State Park in North Carolina. Continue reading “Stone Mountain North Carolina Waterfalls”
It started as a way to get back in shape after surgery, but 71 hikes later it has turned into much more. Continue reading “Hiking Anniversary”
“Teacher’s pet.” “Know-it-all.” “Freak.”
Thou shalt not kill the fools. Mantra on permanent repeat in her head, Angie Daeva ignored her classmates and walked to her locker. Continue reading “Hide In Plain Sight”
Yesterday, I took the day off from writing, editing, or anything connected with my books. I went to Hanging Rock State Park and traversed the Indian Creek Trail. It was my first time on this trail as I am fond of the Wolf Rock and Cooks Wall trails in this park. Continue reading “Hanging Rock North Carolina”
Excerpt from Revealed, Farseen Chronicles Book 4.
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Dave kept his breath shallow. Some mighty defender of truth he was. His father’s most trusted soldiers in the not quite defunct AIB had chased him into the alley. His dad wasn’t the most Internet savvy person on the planet but he managed to find the blog. And the email he composed. Considering his high IQ, he shouldn’t have left the body of the email in an unencrypted document. Continue reading “Dave’s Rescue”
Decided to try my hand at a poem in the style of Dr. Seuss. The photo is from a trip to Scotland.
January 16: Today started out normally. My human rose before 5 am, fired me up, and typed. She normally writes science fiction and fantasy, but today she’s working on a children’s story for her writing group. Suddenly, I’m wet. No, not wet, soaked. Continue reading “Diary of a Flooded Laptop”
It was a nothing hike. At the last minute, on a beautiful winter afternoon, I took short hike through my neighborhood. I’m lucky because my neighborhood weaves through a few ponds, and I’m within a mile of a park that has some beautiful natural paths. Continue reading “A Winter Hike”
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