I just read Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead by Tome Stoppard for the first time this week, for one of my English classes this quarter. It’s a fantastic play, and I just thought I’d share some thoughts/quotes from it for … Continue reading →
It’s Friday! Relax with our writers for a minute and enjoy a short read. Darla M. Sands Taurus and Taurus Nikki Memmott Now (I’m having trouble getting the “read more” function to work on this, so if you’re not up … Continue reading →
Our artists like to celebrate Thursdays with lists of thirteen favorite things, inspirations, or maybe even rants. It’s random. It’s fun! Come take a peak. Enjoy! A. Catherine Noon Darla M. Sands
Continue reading →It’s official. I’m sitting at the center of a perfect meeting between great fortune and very encouraging benefactors. As a result, an original short story I wrote has been put up for sale. As in money. Me. Darla. My story. … Continue reading →
*Click on the pics to see more details* Photos by:G. Christopher Payne(Snow) Byzantinehalo…me 🙂(Seascapes) Half a world away, a northern autumn moon shivers in anticipation of winter’s plans to cover her hills andvalleys in a cold white blanket. Leaves dance … Continue reading →
As another month comes to a close, come share the random thoughts of some of our writers! Darla M. Sands
Continue reading →An opportunity came up the other week to develop characters we were working on by writing stories with them based on specific prompt scenarios. At first the initial prompt did not seem to apply to my characters at all, but … Continue reading →
Grab a snack, your favorite warm or cold beverage (depending on your hemisphere) and enjoy a short read with us! Darla M. Sands
Continue reading →It’s that time of the week again! The writers of the Writer’s Retreat share our TT spirit! Join us! A. Catherine Noon Darla M. Sands Debbie Cairo Taurus and Taurus
Continue reading →The other day I was driving home from my day job and watched an unknown vehicle cut off the poor, anonymous driver behind the wheel of another. For some reason, that cool disregard for the consequences to the victim brought … Continue reading →