NaNoWriMo.
Reason in the Rock is over. I’m totally doing NaNoWriMo to unwind. I’m going to try to get The Wall […]
Creative Writing, Fiction, Science Fiction/Fantasy
Science Fiction/Fantasy
Creative Writing, Fiction, Science Fiction/Fantasy
Nagge and Foy
“Tell us the story of the Hruang, Grandmama!” The boy’s plea made Ciannait smile. Her great-grandchildren never seemed to
Creative Writing, Fiction, Science Fiction/Fantasy
Karyan
Karyan was in a foul humor. He lagged behind the rest of the breck, muttering to himself. He knew they
Creative Writing, Fiction, Religion, Science Fiction/Fantasy
Why I Haunt Them
In those days, when there was no king in Israel, a certain Levite, residing in the remote parts of
Children, Conversations With Children, Humor, Movies, Science Fiction/Fantasy
How “Star Wars” is Like Jesus
“My English Teacher is ruining Star Wars,” Jack moaned the other morning. “What? How is that possible?” I was twirling
Book Reviews, Children, Children's Stories, Conversations With Children, Science Fiction/Fantasy
Children’s Literature for Adults
Madeleine L’Engle is Dead. I saw the New York Times headline yesterday, and a wave of nostalgia washed over me.
Creative Writing, Fiction, Philosophy, Science Fiction/Fantasy
A Trick of the Tail
“Katie, you’re supposed to be drawing a picture of your friend!” Emily’s voice was a shrill, plaintive, tattle-tale whine that
Creative Writing, Fiction, Science Fiction/Fantasy
Mother’s Eyes
Above Crystal City, in a hidden part of the Koneryl Mountains, a shadow shifted. The figure of a small man
Creative Writing, Fiction, Science Fiction/Fantasy
The Wall, Part 3
“But why can’t we go look for her?” Irem’s face is pale, and her voice is twisted. The headman’s look
Creative Writing, Fiction, Science Fiction/Fantasy
The Wall, Part 2
The small band of brown ones, led by the tall young man and woman, huddle close together for comfort. They