The fifth and final installment of the video and music preview series for Reflections and Tails was supposed to be about moose. However, it was surprisingly difficult to find moose videos that appropriately captured their essence in the story, and the genre of moose music is meager at best. So, I decided instead I would [...]
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The Story Graveyard
Posted in Original Fiction, Uncategorized on January 28, 2012 | 4 Comments »
The crickets were chirping after last week’s post, so I’m sending it to the story graveyard. This graveyard is not a sad place, though; it’s a release. I have files upon files of unfinished stories — some are just a title and one is 53,000 words — and I feel guilty that I can’t spend [...]
Woodpeckers Don’t Get Headaches
Posted in Original Fiction on January 21, 2012 | 1 Comment »
For years, I haven’t known what to do with this scrap of a story that I jotted down after a dream one night. So I’m posting it here and opening the floor to any and all ideas about who and what this story is about! ************************************** Where were you last night? I asked myself the [...]
Orphans of Destiny
Posted in Original Fiction, Science & Spirituality on December 26, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
He grew up on stories of rescued children — of Moses, who, in being rescued became the savior of a civilization, and of Jesus, who was adopted by a father who loved him like his own. “You are meant for great things”, the nuns had said. “Saved children have a special destiny. But for now, [...]