There were four ways to get to college, as described to me by mother when I was a freshman in high school. 1) You were born rich, filthy rich, and it was paid for by your parents. 2) You got perfect grades from sixth grade to senior year and you got a scholarship. 3) You… Continue reading Stained Glass Light

Bruda Korlyn gripped tight to the mast of the tiny sailboat and squeezed his eyes shut. Wave after wave slammed the boat mercilessly as the storm fought to crush his will and break his mind. Seven days of horror at the hands of the sea had brought him to a level of panic he had… Continue reading Prologue for Cobalt (working title)

Words, hundreds of thousands of words. I was down on my writing a few months ago. Frustrated with the fact that I had not published yet, despite the fact I am still perfecting my voice and have not submitted in a while. During my frustration I decided to give myself a small reality check. I… Continue reading Boards and Switches