For anyone who has eaten and enjoyed the persimmons found in the stores or even off of the trees commonly…
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Fiction Friday – Proper Control
This was going to be an infuriating flight. Who did this Laura Foster think she was? “Listen, I know you…
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Writer Wednesday – Peaks and Valleys
Today is going to be a short tip, but one well worth understanding. Most humans, unless they have an unusual…
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Mother Earth Monday – Larabar
For those who aren’t already aware, Larabar is a brand of energy-bar type food product. They are typically found in…
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Thoughts on Fiction Friday
I am three stories deep into the serial flash fiction and I have to say it is turning out far…
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Fiction Friday – One Week
“We’ll provide the funds, equipment and transportation, but you will have to get a crew together on your own. One…
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Writer Wednesday – Media Mail
If you are getting ready to send out a manuscript (MS for one, MSS for plural) or have already sent…
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Mother Earth Monday – Healthy Ways to Control Mosquitoes
The little vampires are a problem just about everywhere but Alaska. The shelves are stocked with every form of repellant…
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Fiction Friday – What is Sacred
Three months, at most, before she died. Harris might have been insulated against the pandemic, but his daughter hadn’t been.…
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Writer Wednesday – Sympathy for the Devil: Antagonist vs Villain
Sympathy for the Devil This is going to be a new thing from time to time. When I feel like…
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Mother Earth Monday – The 12 Planks of Modern Survivalism
Originally 10, it has been expanded into 12 core principles used as a foundation for deciding how to move forward…
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Fiction Friday – Meaningful Results
Sure, pharmacists and chemists had their place, but he was the leading point of the needle. Field botanists didn’t get…
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