We do other weird things that I think are funny; puking can be quite comedic. Our ability to change the shape of our body can be frustrating

In this installment, I aim to defend another trope. One that is just as overused in women's fiction but even more problematic. It's the roug

Are you a short story writer who is still trying to break into the published author category? Well, if you are, hopefully, this post will sh

Today I want to try something a little different. I set out to talk about horror writing and why I don't believe it can be scary in the 'keep you up at night, afraid to turn out the light' sense. And while I still want to have that discussion (maybe next month), I really want to tell you my real-life ghost story instead. I'm going to try my best to tell this like a story, not with embellishments, but not like a boring, old, run-of-the-mill recounting either. So, let's have fu

I'm going to state the top reasons for why I believe our little light-bearing wise extraterrestrial guides will not show.

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