Succession Tik-tik shivered and ruffled his fur in a wave from his whiskers to his tail. He sneezed. Rain again. Four suns of the stuff! He started forward again and stepped through a patch of dead leaves into yet another … Continue reading →
Hello, phone company? You sent me a cat in my bill. I’m not sure that’s part of my calling plan. Today’s Writer Wednesday is about the joys, and the whys, of snail mail. Without further ado… Five Reasons To Send Snail … Continue reading →
I’ve met some of my closest friends online. (I’ve also met some nutballs, but I’m choosing to ignore that.) Way back when we met, in 2008, (which is the dark ages as far as the internet is concerned, lol), … Continue reading →
It’s getting up on that time of year when people set resolutions. It’s all over the place – what resolutions do you want to set, what goals do you have, all that stuff. That’s not the kind of challenge that … Continue reading →
Noon & Wilder – Stories That Make You Late for Work Welcome to the world of Noon and Wilder. On our blog, we like to talk about writing, reading, crafts, travel, cooking, and pretty much anything else that catches … Continue reading →
It’s not that I don’t like canids. I adore them. But I write a lot about cats because we decided our first series featured Siberian tiger shifters, so I’ve spent the last five and a half years researching big cats. … Continue reading →
I’m so excited! The Noon and Wilder short story, Six Geese Laid – A Holiday Fable, is now available on the WROTE podcast, featuring the voice talents of none other than Vance Bastian. It takes place after the end of … Continue reading →
Ex Post NaNo: A Poem It’s Tuesday. The first of December. NaNo is over. I won. Veni, Writi, Vici. That is all. And now, coffee.
Continue reading →It’s Day Two of NaNoWriMo, or National Novel Writing Month. Those of us who are participating feverishly scribble or tippet-tap all day, in between our other tasks: at lunch, on breaks, while the kids are asleep, anywhere we can. That’s … Continue reading →
Those of you who have been reading this blog for a while know that I am a big believer in the magic of the morning pages. Writing three pages, longhand, every day helps to keep our artistic channel clear and … Continue reading →