The RocNaNo Blog now offers Wordless Wednesday writing prompts. This is my response to today’s challenge, based upon this photo:
Continue reading “Wordless Wednesday Writing Challenge – Alphabet’s Hands”
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The RocNaNo Blog now offers Wordless Wednesday writing prompts. This is my response to today’s challenge, based upon this photo:
Continue reading “Wordless Wednesday Writing Challenge – Alphabet’s Hands”
The RocNaNo Blog now offers Wordless Wednesday writing prompts. This is my response to today’s challenge, based upon this photo:
Continue reading “Wordless Wednesday Writing Challenge – The Cat’s Opinion”
It was like a blast of gale-force wind hit. I winced. V’x cried out.
Voices cried out over the wind. The grey. It was speaking. I heard V’x. She was in my head. She was crying in terror.
The grey continued. I couldn’t understand. V’x cried louder. She was trying to withdraw. The grey wouldn’t let go. I slapped my free hand over both of their’s. They had to keep talking.Continue reading “Stink Bug – Chapter 34”
The RocNaNo Blog now offers Wordless Wednesday writing prompts. This is my response to today’s challenge, based upon this photo:
I decided to keep the story to 100 words, just because. Here you go:Continue reading “Wordless Wednesday Writing Challenge – Blocking the Pump”
A rush of emotions hit me. V’x cried out and jumped back. Then silence.
V’x cowered out of reach in the back of her cage. The greys were leaving.
“Wait!” I shouted. “Where are you going?”
One looked back over its shoulder as it passed through the door, then they were gone.Continue reading “Stink Bug – Chapter 33”
The greys conferred. V’x trilled to herself. I laid back and waited. My shoulder was killing me. I wanted to ask about it, but I waited. They had to let V’x out.
‘It is never our intent to hurt these creatures,’ a grey said finally. ‘We try to help.’
‘We fail,’ said another.
I groaned from the pain. “You can make it right.”
‘There is no way. We cannot communicate this way.’
“I find it hard to believe that you’d just give up,” I muttered.Continue reading “Stink Bug – Chapter 32”
Today’s prompt for the Kickin’ it Old Skool Blog-a-Thon is to show you where I blog.
Well, that’s interesting.
I have no set place to blog (aside from “in front of the computer”) but I do have several preferred blogging stations, that often vary by what it is that I’m writing and what time of day it is when I start to write.Continue reading “Where do I blog? – Old Skool”
The greys were very upset. V’x was terrified. I was stuck in the middle, translating for two alien species with whom I had little in common.
“Please. We should talk. You have questions. She has questions. I have questions,” I said.
The greys grew silent. Their attention was on me.Continue reading “Stink Bug – Chapter 31”
December’s NaBloPoMo theme is More/Less. Today, it asks the question,
“Do you see the glass as half full or half empty?”Continue reading “Optimism – Join me for Rochester’s DecNoWriMo”
***November is National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo for short.***
The goal of NaNoWriMo is to write a 50,000 word novel in one month. Yes, it can be done. Right now, my novel is my focus, and Stink Bug Saturdays have suffered for it.
So, I’ve decided that today I ought to share a scene from the novel I’m working on for NaNoWriMo. This is unrevised text, so, yes, there’s likely to be typos.
This is the second book in the Herongarde trilogy. I’m optimistic that I will have a complete first draft for the second novel by the end of the month.
This scene features Queen Tessa, the mother of Trey, and wife of King Anthony. She is in no way pleased at how Anthony has treated Hanna, and is happy to express her displeasure in front of Anthony’s elite guard.Continue reading “Tessa’s Scolding”