Vance forced himself to keep walking at an even pace, head held high and arms at his side. The corridors outside of the king’s receiving room were filled with servants, commoners all, and it would not do for them to see him discomfited, no matter who much his thoughts were…
I know that last week, I didn’t exactly post a Wordcount Wednesday. Instead, I invited you all to join me in the Great Failstate Hunt of 2015. Part of the reason why I didn’t do a traditional Wordcount Wednesday is because I wanted to focus on Failstate appearing in the…
I have a deep, personal connection with the worm from the book of Jonah.
The chaos in the throne room gave Azebel the perfect chance to slip away. She didn’t need her magick to know what was coming next. Best to prepare herself for the inevitable confrontation. She slipped off the dais and headed for the nearest exit. Two guards in their best livery…
Can it please, please, PLEASE be May now? Like tomorrow? That’d be so cool. Because this will be so cool.
Normally on Wednesdays, I update all y’all about my current writing projects. Well, I don’t have any updates to share. Sorry. Been a busy week in the real world and when I did have free time, I was a little too wiped to add anything to my writing projects. I…
When last we left Jonah, the reluctant prophet was deep in the belly of a fish. Why is he in a fish? Because he tried to run from God and the fish was God’s way of getting Jonah back on track. After the fish spits Jonah back out again, God…
The day should have been happy, and Bartholomew would have celebrated if he could. But as he sat on his throne, he could feel the weight of the ghosts staring down at him, a burden even heavier than the crown on his head. Best to just get it over with.…
I’ll have to keep this quick. I have a few TV shows calling for my attention, like Peggy Carter, and Arrow, and gee, I almost missed the new season of Amazing Race that started tonight. But in spite of my burgeoning to-be-watched queue, I got in some decent writing this…
After trying to run from God to avoid going to Nineveh, Jonah found himself on a bit of a detour. He’s thrown into the sea, only to be swallowed by a giant fish, where he stays for three days. I’m guessing that when you’re trapped inside an aquatic creature, it…