Infrequent short stories about strange topics.
Hey Kids, Something I've realized recently is that I go through phases. Word phases. I'll pick a word, or maybe even a phrase if I'm feeling feisty, and I'll use that word or phrase over and over and over again. I've gone through many a word phase in my young life, though they've become shorter … Continue reading Just a Favorite Word
Focus is not my forte. I am easily distracted at best, and I am rarely at that best. I tend to dive headfirst into an interest, but that obsession does not last long. I could spend a day, a week, a month, maybe more feeling wholly devoted to a writing theme. Only to abandon it, … Continue reading The Frustration of Mindset
Dear Reader, Here we are, again. I am spiraling in an existential vortex, the same words ringing around my head like church bells at noon: Why am I the way I am? And more importantly: How dare I? Quick recap: I am soon going to post a reflection about Fearful Flash Fiction where I discuss what … Continue reading The Banal, Narcissistic Auto-Cannibalism of Writing About Writing: Part II
Hey kids! Fearful Flash Fiction claims another victim, and this time, it's spacey. Go read Alone for some sci-fi fun! Everyone, I am so proud of this story. So far, my favorite stories in the FFF collection have been those that pop into my head at random times and I put little thought into writing. This is … Continue reading Alone Released
Not much to say today. Here is the latest Fearful Flash Fiction installment, one that's been on my mind a lot lately: Blank. I personally believe that every person has a certain amount of focus they can use in a day. Some of that focus goes towards work, some more goes towards school, some goes towards basic … Continue reading Blank Released
Dear Reader, Here it is, we've finally reached that horrifying, satisfying achievement. I am now writing about writing about writing. Dear God, what have I done. Some context: I have a few drafts in the works for future blog posts where I examine emotional investment and being cruel to your characters, curating the perfect writing … Continue reading The Banal, Narcissistic Auto-Cannibalism of Writing about Writing: Part I
