So, I never realize how much I’ve missed someone or something until I see it again. Like my family, for example. We visited them for Christmas last year and I didn’t realize how much I’d missed my goofy little brothers until I saw them again and watched Spencer leap out at Charlie from around corners [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Star Daughter’
Long Lost Love
Posted in Comics, Creative Writing, tagged Comics, Gulliver, Star Daughter on May 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The End of an Era
Posted in Creative Writing, tagged Alaska, Creative Writing, Star Daughter on April 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Alright folks, this is the last chapter I’ll be posting of Star Daughter in the foreseeable future. If you want to read the rest, you’ll just have to wait until I get off my rear, finish writing it, finish editing it, find a publisher willing to print it, and get it out to your local [...]
Friday is a Happy Day
Posted in Comics, tagged Comics, Creative Writing, Star Daughter on March 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Okay, so the results of yesterday’s experiment were not as dramatic as the original event, but still, we had a respectable 26 hits. So I’m going to assume that there are people out there who like the creative writing. Correct me if I’m wrong and you all hate it. (Die, Celedria, die! In due time.) [...]
Little late
Posted in Creative Writing, tagged Creative Writing, Star Daughter on March 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
… but given my morning, I don’t feel too bad about that. So, a few days ago, the number of hits on this blog spiked and I realized it was on the day that I posted another chapter of Star Daughter. So, I’m going to post another chapter and see what happens. And since Chapter [...]
The Monday After Spring Break
Posted in Creative Writing, tagged Creative Writing, Star Daughter on March 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
It’s always a little dead the Monday after spring break: not as dead as break itself, but still. I was all excited to: a) see my library buddies and b) not have to do every student aid job in the library by myself since everyone else was out of town. Yet, I show up this [...]