Keeping up with school has been enough to delay the completion of some writing projects. I know, excuses and assholes. The writing therapy workbook is about 85% done. I’m mostly dragging my feet when it comes to writing the intro/outro. Or whatever
Grimy, dirty, on the stairs When I welcomed you to my home An empty house before I scrubbed and cleaned But the stain remains A reminder – every morning Every evening Tearing out the carpet Replacing the stain-resistant padding
A post from earlier this year on possible brain tumor or MS symptoms. Finally met with a neurologist last week (after a YEAR). She thinks it might be from stroke/TIA(s) or epilepsy/seizure disorder. I’ll be getting my head scanned next week (I
Another post from last year, moved over from my previous blog. I just saw a neurologist last week and she speculated that it may be stroke/TIA or a seizure disorder instead of MS. I’m supposed to get my head scanned in a couple
Now that I have the ‘curriculum’ for the six-week program mostly figured out, I was thinking about making a writing therapy workbook to go along with it. A regular notebook would work just fine, but maybe having a special book for
Based on my own experience with inpatient mental health, this excerpt from my second serial-killer novel, The Carlin Trend, is my take on investigative journalism: 5150 by John Ambrose-Hemmingway Friday night, six o’clock. I grab my shoulder bag and make my way
Okay, so one of my recent book projects has been a mish-mash of poems, short stories, art and activities. I made a few Zodiac-inspired ciphers to include in the book. Here are the first two. I’ll give a prize to
This is the first chapter of my first novel, Rockstar Nobody, about a serial-killer musician. I’ll post a new chapter here every now and again. You can read this book for free on Kindle Unlimited! Now, on with the show:
Last week, I took my car to get a spare key cut. After about 15 minutes of waiting in the 100-plus-degree desert sun, the tech told me he couldn’t do it because a port in the car didn’t have power coming to