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Featured Short Story of the Week:
Fall of Grace
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I figured I would try a little bit of a different approach to the updates this update. I’m beginning to test new website designs this week, so I’ll hopefully have a refresh happening soon. This week, I started work on a character dossier for Arabella Firros, though that project won’t be done for a little…
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I once had a complete plan for how I would get my tattoos arranged on my body, but that plan has changed in recent months. My first plan was to get tattoos that represented all of my family members along my limbs. However, I have new ideas for tattoos. At this current moment, I’d probably…
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Hello everyone, It has been a while since I last made one of these posts! However, I’m starting a new effort to grow my website and just to get some practice writing on deadlines again. So, I’ll be getting to the grind once more. So far, I’ve got two poems I’ve uploaded this week, and…
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I dare say that some chaos is good for us. I’ve got two main reasons for why I believe this to be true. First, if we take a world of stability to its extreme, we’d be bored because nothing would change. To a lesser degree, when things are too consistent, we as human beings get…
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We as people hold a certain baseline of who we are that is often challenged when we face the world’s trials. From that baseline, we shift across a certain threshold of adaptability, gaining new traits that become part of our foundation the longer we retain those traits or stay within the environment that requires certain…
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If we are talking chronological order, the first language I learned was English, though the second language I learned was Spanish. I studied Spanish during my last year of middle school and my first two years of high school. Despite being decent at the language, my school education just didn’t engage me. I would like…
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I’ve got plenty of songs that always rile me up and get me amped up. Whether they’re hard rock songs screaming of defiance and resilience or hit blockbuster songs about fighting demons, my anthems are emblematic of my music tastes as a whole. So, let’s get to know me a little better based on my…
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Throughout the last three months, I ran my first ever Dungeons and Dragons campaign that was a prequel to the main story of Blood-Soaked Pier. I have to admit that the story took many twists and turns I did not expect, especially the ending of the campaign. There are some plot points that I now…
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I think that most simple things that bring me joy are connected to nature in some way. One such example is just strolling through a park. I like hearing the birds chirping and the leaves crunching under my feet. I especially enjoy walking along park paths after a fresh snow falls during the winter. I…
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With April coming to an end, I want to look back on the progress I’ve made this month. I successfully wrote 30 poems in celebration of National Poetry Month, which was an undertaking that I have endeavored to complete for the last three years. However, this is the first year that I have managed to…
