Lately, I've been crocheting my son aquatic creatures while listening to horror audiobooks featuring sirens. Is AquaHorror a subgenre? Idk, but I dig it. Here, I'm sharing my creations, and my thoughts on this maybe genre.
Tag: fantasy
Make a Wish (Short Story)
Today is my birthday. So it only seemed fitting to submit a story to a writing prompt contest, in which the prompt was "birthday." Here's my submission.
Flash Fiction – Cry Wolf
“What day is it?” she asked. “Friday.” I caught a shadow of a smile behind Olivia’s fluttering eyes. “That’s good. I like Fridays.” “What do you remember?” She shrugged, and let her head fall back against the pillows. “Being here. I remember you, sort of. But it’s a bit like a dream. Where did you… Continue reading Flash Fiction – Cry Wolf
Flash Fiction – Forever
(358 words) She didn't want to wake up.
Haiku – Break Through
Slips right through the cracks.
No one notices, or cares.
Transcends the mundane.
Book Review – A Blade So Black (L.L. McKinney)
Right tool for the right job in the right hands? Anything is possible.
Book Review: Unnatural, Vol. 1 (Mirka Andolfo)
I instantly stole my heart! What a fascinating world that Andolfo has put together!
Book Review – The Marrow Thieves (Cherie Dimaline)
I knew I'd never see my family if I were captured; we wouldn't be reunited at the school. I had to get down from this tree safely and keep moving. Mitch had sacrificed himself so I could live, so I had to live. It was the only thing left I could do for him.
Book Review – Renegades (Marissa Meyer)
"If people wanted to stand up for themselves or protect their loved ones or do what they believe in their hearts is the right thing to do, then they would do it. If they wanted to be heroic, they would find ways to be heroic, even without supernatural powers."
Micro Fiction – The Memorist
The Memorist looked tired; exhausted even. It was an exhausting thing she did for people, taking on their memories.
Words & Stitches 