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Six Days To NaNo, and a Goal Achieved

Six Days.  Only six more days.

On the first of November, the 2009 round of NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) launches, and I leap into frantic first-draft mode.  My story will be a sequel to a mid-grade mystery novel which was written a number of years ago.  It made a feeble attempt at being an e-book, [Click title to read post ...]

Short Story: Monologue

©1993, Gayle Nastasi

Some people equate hell with an eternity of fire–that bottomless lake of flame and torture reserved for the minions of the devil. Personally, I think going to hell is like drowning in rice pudding. You think everything is sweet and creamy until you try to take a breath and [Click title to read post ...]

Kids’ Story: Twinklestar

©1994, Gayle Nastasi

The first day of pixie-school was a disaster. Twinklestar’s father had been transferred from the far side of the forest, and she and her parents had just moved in. Twink kicked at the fluff of a dandelion, and a shower of tiny white umbrellas danced on the wind.

“I hate it [Click title to read post ...]