The end of the school year is a significant time for a teacher, especially for one like Miss Hale. Unlike her colleagues, however, who celebrated the official start of summer with 2-for-1 happy hour at Applebee’s, Miss Hale mourned the end of spring, the end of the beginning, with a ritual of her own. Once … Continue reading
You can listen to this thing here. If you’re curious as to what you’re listening to, it’s a radio show hosted by horror author James Longmore and dark poet princess (the most amazing title ever) Xtina Marie, and it’s all about writing and horror…and there’s an 11 questions bit that was fun…and oh, yeah, I … Continue reading
Okay, so, yeah, about this horror novel stuff that’s been going on… I didn’t think my first big piece of published work, the one that’s going released for mass consumption in a few months, would be a horror novel. In hindsight, I should have. I’m good friends with the genre. Have been since I was … Continue reading
Been slammed this term. A lot of administrative tasks and all of the insanity and inanity that go with it, student dilemmas, classroom issues, lots of interruptions, and so on. Even still, we managed to get the Clothesline Project started on campus, and it was probably one of the most therapeutic events I’ve ever put … Continue reading
Nobody told me it was going to be like this… Regular Working World: One in which I plod through, day to day, nodding and smiling in support towards colleagues and students and the occasional administrator. I teach, I answer questions, I grade papers, I question myself, I re-grade some papers, I teach some more, I … Continue reading
AUTHOR’S NOTE: I don’t know if it’s something in the air or what – maybe it’s hormones or pheromones or the end of summer – but such a taboo topic as sex has recently been brought up by several writers I know. I don’t find it particularly hard to write in fiction as it’s fantasy. … Continue reading
I’ve been stagnant here, and for that—as well as my lack of participation in the blogging community—I’m sorry. I’d a single writing goal over the summer, and that was to FINALLY finish my horror novel, that beast that’s been keeping my mind and soul occupied when other things should have been. I’d promised myself it … Continue reading
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