Hi Everyone! Before I start, I'm sorry I've been offline for a while. One of my dear kitties died and I needed some time to collect my thoughts. Shadey was an old cat I found outside hungry and in bad shape. Although I only loved him for six months, it was the best feeling to see this little guy flourish. You will be missed. This is also a gentle reminder to adopt animals from shelters and don't shop through breeders. So many animals in shelters need homes too!! Anyways,

From a simple object to a moment of clarity, inspiration for stories and new books are everywhere. The first question I often get when people read my stories for the first time is, "How did you think of that?" Today, I'm going to list some tips to help you get those good ol' creative juices flowing! 1) Get a Good Night's Sleep. Not only is rest important for critical bodily functions (like thinking) but your mind can create some awesome dreams... and some scary ones too! Wh

I believe my journey as a writer has evolved from something for myself, to something I can give to others. Writing, as for most people, is therapeutic, but I never thought how much words can transform a person. Going through high school was one of the toughest times of my life. I wasn't bullied , but I was looked at as an easy target. I didn't have a social clique to belonged to. But I did have books. Books took me to worlds outside of the dirty high school walls, to ocean