Short Story Sunday: There Would Always Be Cats
Everyone was surprised when the first bombs went off in the Southern Hemisphere. Who would have thought? So much for … Continue reading Short Story Sunday: There Would Always Be Cats
Everyone was surprised when the first bombs went off in the Southern Hemisphere. Who would have thought? So much for … Continue reading Short Story Sunday: There Would Always Be Cats
“He clung to the edge of my heart like pond scum.” Lola sat back in the chair and stretched out … Continue reading Lost Love & Pandemic Excuses
A is for asshole who won’t wear a mask. B is for baking at home because it makes the house … Continue reading Pandemic ABC’s
I’m in California. I know you already knew that. We’re on lockdown again. This is all so exceptionally weird. Don’t … Continue reading Unsavory Elements: Lockdown Edition
The conversation was always the same, no matter who I talked to. I’m not going anywhere. I wasn’t going anywhere … Continue reading Short Story Sunday: Not Going Anywhere
1918 Nurses and their dog wearing masks. These are strange times, as if you didn’t already know. I’m working on … Continue reading Questions to ask as a writer in 2020: What about everything that is going on now? Will it change my story?
“Oh my gosh, Betty, I haven’t seen you in like forever. Not since we went wine tasting. What was that … Continue reading Pandemic Superhero Zoom – or – Put it OVER Your Nose and Mouth
Captain Sandy and the Airship at the End of the World (Published as author Marla Todd) The end of the … Continue reading Short Story Sunday: Captain Sandy and the Airship at the End of the World