opening the mind and heart through poetry
It's upon me, the month it's all stitched tightly together. In a month, it'll have eyes to peek through drawn curtains a hand to reach from the dark alleys of their imagination, a sultry, whispering voice that's neither charming or alarming but enticing, commanding, urging them to climb, run and jump, dash... Continue Reading →
1. Freewriting is fun but when you're creating a long, complex novel, outlining is your bestfriend. I started writing this novel with just a few basic plot points and as I wrote, I sort of just winged it. The story has since revealed itself to be more complex and longer than I anticipated. I thought... Continue Reading →