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Surprise Present

A 50th birthday surprise goes awry

Summer Rain

Kudos to summer rain.

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That Wretched Grief

A pome about loss and grief that's been lingering in my head for a few weeks

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Switchel in the Jar

A Nautical Rendition of the Irish Ballad “Whiskey in the Jar”

Boredom

Short description of how I feel about boredom

First Hunt

A humorous memoir on a first time hunting experience set in Western Pennsylvania.

One two three

There are monsters all around us, but some got too close.

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Road trip

Thelma & Louise as the inspiration for a road trip? Sure, why not?

Not Every

A girl once accused me of only writing dark poetry... so I wrote her this in response! :)

Tomorrow, our seeds will grow

Don't accept cynicism. We will reap the peace we sow. Tomorrow, our seeds will grow!

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#7336:	Mystery	November 25, 2015
Setting the Stage Foreshadowing is an important element of novel writing. Do you struggle with foreshadowing?

#7323:	Horror/Scary	November 18, 2015
Two Halves of One There can always be two sides to the coin. Do you think it's possible to be both good and evil?

#7288:	Mystery	October 28, 2015
Noir Mystery Tropes of Noir in Literature Could you be a hardboiled detective?

#7274:	Action/Adventure	October 21, 2015
Cut out for Adventure Is everyone cut out for adventure? Is your character a reluctant adventurer?

#7220:	Horror/Scary	September 23, 2015
Horror in the Mundane Finding inspiration takes just a couple of tricks. Want some new and fresh inspiration?

#7187:	Action/Adventure	September 02, 2015
Action in the Everyday Find the excitement on your doorstep. Can action only be found in the more epic of journeys?

#7121:	Action/Adventure	July 29, 2015
Time for Adventure Thinking about the time it takes to go off and have an adventure! Do you have time to consider time when having fun?

#7119:	Horror/Scary	July 29, 2015
Written in History Coming up with new story ideas is a challenge for us all, why not try something new? Ever wondered how to find new inspiration?

#7020:	Horror/Scary	June 03, 2015
Formulaic Horror Ever get bored by a horror book or a movie? Here's what you have to do... Sick of the same old horror?

#6930:	Action/Adventure	April 15, 2015
Organised Adventure Is there is a way to be organised in your quest? n/a

#6613:	Horror/Scary	October 22, 2014
The Season for Scares October is the perfect season for all things horror. n/a

#6558:	Horror/Scary	September 24, 2014
Put Yourself in Their Shoes Submerge yourself in their terror... n/a

#6403:	Horror/Scary	July 02, 2014
Setting the Scene Just how do you set the scene? n/a

#6306:	Horror/Scary	May 07, 2014
First vs. Third The Battle of Perspectives n/a

#6249:	Horror/Scary	April 09, 2014
The Darker side of Femme An alternate side to the modern woman... n/a

#6206:	Horror/Scary	March 12, 2014
The Unseen Horror Is there anything worse than that which isn't seen... n/a

#6135:	Horror/Scary	February 05, 2014
Running from the Fiend Make your reader run screaming in terror! n/a

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