Monthly Archives: July 2015

Plain Old Lucy- Scene Two

Posted on July 30, 2015 by

Setting- O’Connell’s Pub in New York. The buyers, except Candy, are sitting at a long bar on stage left. There are a few tables stage center stage. Mr. Green is sitting by himself at one of the tables. There is … Continue reading →

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Plain Old Lucy- A Modern Faery Tale

Posted on July 28, 2015 by

  Here is the first scene from my one act play about deals with faeries: Scene 1 Setting: the buying offices of Lucky 17. Grey cubicles, open side to the audience, separate the buyers from each other, but when they stand … Continue reading →

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Rain in the Mirror (A College of the Crones short story)

Posted on July 21, 2015 by

Boom! Unexpected thunder caused Yvette to jump, resulting in a black line down her cheek. “Sunne, you’ve ruined my makeup!” she shouted at her crone servant who had been carefully outlining her eyes with a black stick. “So sorry, my … Continue reading →

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The Dragon of Doubt

Posted on July 13, 2015 by

The hardest part of being an unpublished writer is the doubt. Even though you may try to surround yourself with your companions (spouse, coworkers, friends, writing groups) eventually you must face it alone. A writer must be as brave as … Continue reading →

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Barnes & Noble, Dead Nooks, and Brave New Branding

Posted on July 13, 2015 by

Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
The big news in publishing this week is Barnes & Noble’s plan to ax the Nook. After losing over a billion dollars trying to make the Nook a contender, it seems B&N’s new…

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The Rebel Mind

Posted on July 8, 2015 by

“You can’t make me!” This is the battle cry of children of all ages when confronted with brussel sprouts or taking a bath or cleaning up their rooms. Parents clench their teeth and use their superior logic to force compliance. … Continue reading →

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