The sixth and final post in this series! I hope that you enjoyed reading my work over the past few weeks. I had a lot of fun writing all of it. This last piece is the first chapter from my... Continue Reading →
This is the fifth piece in my creative writing portfolio. It's actually a bedtime story that the main character in a since-abandoned novel tells her little sister to get her to go to sleep. Enjoy! Once upon a time, there... Continue Reading →
This is the fourth piece in my creative writing portfolio. I wrote the original draft back in high school. I used to do my homework in the den in the afternoons when my mom taught piano, and since it had... Continue Reading →
This is the third piece in my creative writing portfolio. This is a short story that I wrote last summer while at the lake, oddly enough. Hope you enjoy! He sat across from me on the bus every morning, his... Continue Reading →
Beautiful people is a bog link-up hosted by Cait and Sky. Basically it's a bunch of questions posted every month for writers to answer about their characters. It's a lot of fun, and I'm looking forward to getting back into the... Continue Reading →
This is the second piece in the portfolio I created for the Creative Writing Seminar I am taking next year. I wrote this poem one bright afternoon right before exams began, while taking a study break in the local waterfowl... Continue Reading →
Since I'm back home for the summer and trying to blog regularly again, I thought it was high time to bring back the monthly wrap-ups! So here, dear readers is what I got up to in May! Life Things May... Continue Reading →
This is the first piece in the portfolio I created for the Creative Writing Seminar I am taking next year. Peganina is still in the works as a novel, this is just the first chapter. Hope you enjoy! Note: The... Continue Reading →
You may recall from this post that I wanted to get a portfolio ready to apply for a Creative Writing Seminar at university for the coming school year. My plans for getting that portfolio ready were scuppered by stress, and... Continue Reading →
Ink and Paper Tall Ship 