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Here’s a random bit of writing. Something I started who knows when. I seem to recall it was a late-night writing session. I don’t know where I’ll take it, but it wasn’t doing any good being not read by anyone, right? It’s not perfect and I purposefully tried to limit my self editing.

As a writer, sometimes having a visual promp can really help you come up with the right way to describe a place, item or even just the overall tone of a setting. Click here for photos of “10 eerie abandoned bowling alleys.”

Check it out, everyone! Issue #5 of Muster Magazine is out, and it just so happens to have something written by yours truly! (Hint: It begins on page 14). Muster Magazine is the brainchild of The Well Fed Artists. You can scope out all the works published by them at either their Facebook or Scribd pages.

If you missed part one of “Package Man” you can read it by clicking here. He could always tell when a stranger was somehow connected to the people he worked for. Jacob knew full well that there was no establishment called “The Covenant” in this city. “The Covenant” was a code used among those in [...]

Jacob opened his eyes and realized he was still on the plane. That damned plane, in the worn seats with too little room between passengers. Just enough room to give you the illusion of relaxation, only to rub elbows, literally, with the traveler next to you. Then there was the awkward smile and apology when [...]

I love to write. You all know that. But I also love to hear the creativity flow from other people – it’s energizing to me! I was doing some writing last night… well actually, to be more precise, I was typing and my brain was unloading some random idea. When I was done, I liked [...]