Vote

I don't talk about politics. I was raised by a large family who feel very strongly on both sides. I teach children who bring strong ideals from families on both sides. I see benefits and challenges from both sides.  I stay out of it. But when it comes to my ballot, I vote. Always.  I... Continue Reading →

An Interview…with me!

Today, we’re featuring an interview with a writer who’s also a mother and an elementary school teacher: Tabatha Shipley! Tell us a bit about yourself and what you write. I write fiction, usually for a younger audience. As a teacher I became aware of a lack of interesting material in a younger age […] via Interview:... Continue Reading →

Stump

Inspired by a daily challenge (of the same word) and scribbled on the back of an envelope and a flyer...here's a work of fiction for you.

You Hit That Wall

It was bound to happen. I'm a perfectionist.  Often I'm a completely irrational perfectionist; I was that kid in school who would prefer not to turn it in because I thought it wouldn't earn the A.  When I first started teaching, I had to come to grips with the fact that perfection isn't attainable in... Continue Reading →

Lines from Page 5 (or 16, or 27, or 38)

Like so many of you, I participate in #1linewed on Twitter (@ShipleyTabatha if you're interested).  I decided to post my lines from yesterday here for those of you who aren't on Twitter and those who simply missed the lines.  Enjoy! From an old manuscript I may visit again, page 5:“Maybe we’ll do it again.” I... Continue Reading →

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