Clennell AnthonySpecial Edition This Wednesday, I went to the ophthalmologist. I know, it sounds like an oxymoron, a legally blind person going to the eye doctor, especially a visually impaired person with Cone/Rod Dystrophy, which is a low vision condition that causes the vision to progressively lower over time. Since, I was a young girl, I […]
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How do I Describe That Color, Again? The world is full of hues. These splendid nuances of rainbows surrounding our world in a plethora of refracted light, the absence of light, and the way the eye contours it to make it aesthetic. We gaze upon paintings, fabrics, textiles, money, flags, elements of nature, particles of […]
“I’m seeing so many writers throw away their endings, as though they’re the least important part of the story, as though the reader is somehow a … We Forgot How It Ends
Synder & Kedrick’s World Have you ever met someone and thought to yourself, well this is going to be one for the books…? You see his eyes, listen to his voice, remember the way he stands hip-shod, blush at his crooked grin and feel your heart flutter in your chest, wonder why it is you […]
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Special Edition This is for the lover in you. Whether you have someone to give flowers and chocolates or jewelry to today. You are still loved and somewhere your love awaits. Believe in the spirit of love today, stay well, and remember to keep creating! Lovers Wrapped up in you. My entire being focuses on […]
When I sit down to write, I don’t think about the dream. I simply think about what I’m writing. As a matter of fact, for a while I stopped thinking of writing as the dream. When I stopped thinking of my writing as a dream to be fulfilled, I think that’s when it lost its […]
Every writer has a life of standing on a precipice. We stand at the edge of the cliff, clutching our manuscripts in our hands in a white-knuckled grip. Our eyes staring out into the distance, staring into the abyss. We assume that if we let our pages slip from our fingers, they won’t take flight. […]
The Lamia or the Empousa I saw her, lovely and ethereal. Her silvery gown billowed about her like a second part of her, graceful, flowing with her steps and clinging to her lush curves, creating a spectacular view. Her hair was long, a glorious auburn mane. Her eyes the color of her gown. She seemed […]
