Kickstarter, the king of crowdfunding, has become a useful way to put out a physical book without risking lots of…
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Mother Earth Monday – Edible Landscaping: Form Meets Function
You don’t have to decide between a beautiful garden or a productive one. Do both! This is an article that…
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This Week
As you have probably already noticed, there was no Monday posting this week. I don’t expect there to be any…
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Fiction Friday – 5 Stories in 3 Sentences
1. With the kids away and the house was ours. As we embraced, movement drew my eye. I know I…
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Writer Wednesday – Fahrenheit 451
If you are a fan of Ray Bradbury, you already know what this book is. If not, then perhaps…
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Mother Earth Monday – Beaver Bottoms and Paper Food
WARNING: Do not read this if you are currently eating or are prepared to eat in the very near future.…
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Fiction Friday – Reptile Brain
A beautiful muck Rises from the primordial Reaching, grasping, tearing Ambition unrestrained. A monster most demanding Politely screaming wants An…
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Writer Wednesday – The Important Questions
When asked about your story, there are several questions you need to be able to answer in a clear manner…
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Mother Earth Monday – Without Refrigeration: An Overview
It isn’t so long ago that refrigeration was a very rare thing. Go back a few generations and you probably…
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Fiction Friday – Writing Exercise 1
Today is similar to a writing prompt, but instead of a complete work of fiction, it is a single block…
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Writer Wednesday – Working on Writing Without Actually Writing
The old image of a writer stooped over a cluttered desk madly scrawling or typing away is poetic, but hardly…
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Mother Earth Monday – Everything is Connected
I think in our modern age, we tend to dismiss ancient wisdom far too readily. I am not saying that…
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