Short Stories | Gazehound’s Animal Communication

One would think that after living nine years in the wilderness, a dog would get used to seeing SQUIRRELS out the windows. ::groan:: 4 days ago
And somehow we wake up to a quarter of the house without power. Usual stuff checked, electrician called. "Like a hole in the head." 1 week ago
Some of life's most interesting questions are the ones that have no "rational" answer. 2 weeks ago
Book Announcement from Gayle: Ebook coupon - http://eepurl.com/Oc4J 3 weeks ago
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St Peter and the Dumpster

I apologize for indulging my frustration. This story is an expression of that, as yet again, we’ve entered “dumpster season” up here on our little Middleburgh mountain.

Announcement: Lost Bard Books dissolved

I received word today that, after the death of my dear friend Judith Simpson, who was also senior partner of Lost Bard Books, the surviving partners have decided to dissolve the company. All rights of contracted work are being reverted to the authors and artists. My thoughts and thanks are with them, I know this has been a difficult time for all of Judy’s friends.

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

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

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 ...]

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St Peter and the Dumpster

Announcement: Lost Bard Books dissolved

Six Days To NaNo, and a Goal Achieved

Short Story: Monologue

Kids’ Story: Twinklestar

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