Last Week’s Story: First, a confession. I did not finish last week’s story, “To Dream of a Forgotten Blade”. Rather, I have not finished it
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Last Week’s Story A brief entry this week; it’s been a long but good weekend, and I’m kind of worn out. I had the best
Last Week’s Story Last week’s story clocked in at about 3,000 but I confess I cheated on this one a bit. I had about 1,000
Last Week’s Story: Last week’s story turned out kind of weird. Ever since I read and recommended Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern
Last Week’s Story: Last week’s prompt took awhile to speak to me, but I got there. I started the story on Tuesday, let it flounder
Because I said so. It’s been just over two years since I wrote this post all about how I was quitting library school and putting
About Last Week’s Story From a craft perspective, last week’s story, “Bertrand Seizes the Day”, is a disaster. It starts in third-person point of view
Update on last week’s story: Last week’s prompt was a lot less challenging than usual, although I did hit a stalling point in around the
(This week’s featured image has absolutely nothing to do with the post, but it’s St. Patricki’s Day tomorrow, March 17, so enjoy!) Last Week’s Story…