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Submission Day in the Motley House

31. March 2010

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I’m surprisingly cool today, even though I’m submitting three stories to various online markets: one anthology, one e-mag and one to the Accentuate short story contest’s “Endless Love” theme. I’ve already subbed one story to the contest, but have another that will fit the theme.
It will be the first time I ever have more than [...]

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Boundless Living Novel Challenge

18. April 2009

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Boundless Living Novel Challenge

Michy has put forth a challenge on the Accentuate Writer’s Forum in conjunction with the Boundelss Living Challenge. Somewhat similar to NaNoWriMo, she has challenged us to write or complete a novel in the next 45 days.
Since I have six novels in varying stages of completion sitting on my hard drive, and a fervent desire [...]

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How I Know I’m Getting Better

14. April 2009

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How I Know I’m Getting Better

Instead of working on a new project last night, I opened up the beginning of a work in progress novel and reread the first few chapters. It felt like visiting a old friend from high school, even though I wrote it long after I left public education. The sentiment was still there. I still loved [...]

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Anthology Coming Soon!

16. March 2009

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Toward the end of the month, the “Elements of the Soul” anthology will be published.  Two of my stories will appear in it.  At that time, I will post a publication announcement thread on the blog and post the cover and purchasing information on my site.
I’m very excited!
The anthology book is full of short [...]

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“Your Photo Story” Short Story

10. March 2009

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This is my 5 minute story inspired by the first photo on Your Photo Story, writing prompt blog.
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“It has that itchy stuff on the sides. I can feel it already.” Trina squirmed and pulled her arms in toward her chest.
Cale sighed and shook his head for the four-hundred and thirty-seventh time that trip. [...]

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