The universe of Our Lady of Righteous Rage is growing and expanding. There are a few new characters and some characters that didn’t get the attention they deserved, but are … Continue reading Biologicals…2?
Category: Writing
May is Short Story Month
Spring is in the air. The flowers are in bloom, birds are chirping, and it’s Short Story Month! This month I will post short stories and sample chapters that read like short stories. Plus, I’ll share some of my favorite short stories, written by other authors.
If you’re thinking about getting into a different genre as far as reading is concerned, short stories are a great way to discover new genres and new authors. Each year since 1924, The Best American Short Stories releases a collection of fantastic reads. They also publish genre-focused editions, such as The Best American Mystery Stories and The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy. These can be found wherever books are sold.
Plus, don’t forget to check out my short story collection, Punk and Whiskers: Short Stories Featuring Our Lady of Righteous Rage 🙂
“Please Press Pound” by Nicole Woolaston —
Here’s a poem I wrote for all the younger Millennials out there… Please Press Pound I overheard a conversation the other day Between a mother and her teenaged daughter While waiting on line at Rite Aid The daughter was on her cell phone In the middle of what seemed to be An annoying phone call […]
“Please Press Pound” by Nicole Woolaston —
The New Timeline in “Our Lady”
I’m currently making notes for the draft of my upcoming Our Lady of Righteous Rage book, and I’m doing things a little differently this time around. Normally, the timeline in … Continue reading The New Timeline in “Our Lady”
Poetry and Creative Mind Day
April is National Poetry Month, and what better way to kick things off than Poetry and Creative Mind Day? Every year during National Poetry Month, the Academy of American Poets … Continue reading Poetry and Creative Mind Day
Pencil Day!
Occasionally, on the local news, I’ll hear the anchor mention a holiday I have never heard of. There’s a National Squirrel Appreciation Day (January 21), National Lemonade Day (August 20), … Continue reading Pencil Day!
Valentine: Celebrating A Publication Anniversary
I’ve been writing for a very long time. Sometimes, I get a case of nostalgia and think about the first time I wrote something or published a particular book. Today … Continue reading Valentine: Celebrating A Publication Anniversary
Writer’s Resource: Show Your Work!
When you read the title of this post I hope you didn’t have a flashback to your ninth grade Algebra class. I can remember being told to ‘show my work’ … Continue reading Writer’s Resource: Show Your Work!
Writer’s Resource: Elizabeth Gilbert’s Big Magic
Lately, I’ve been searching the stacks of the public library where I work for inspiration. I read books about writing and publishing in order to blog about them here. But, … Continue reading Writer’s Resource: Elizabeth Gilbert’s Big Magic
The Women Who Inspire Me —
March is Women’s History Month, and it’s given me an opportunity to stop and reflect on those who inspire me the most. I have a list of people, both famous … Continue reading The Women Who Inspire Me —
