But here is one scene, written like a diary entry from one of the survivors.
Apocalypse
Shadows in the Night
Today's fiction is brought to you by the fact that I just read a historical fiction book about young Edgar Allan Poe.
Invisible
“If I were invisible, I would…”
Flirting
this scene isn't terrible
Depression
Before I jump into today's post I want to make on thing perfectly clear. I am not clinically depressed. I know (and have worked with) people who are. Many of those amazing people have opened up to me, knowing full well that I am an author, and shared their stories and journeys with me. I... Continue Reading →
Opening Up
Today's post is a work of fiction. But it's one I'm sure people can relate to. If it speaks to you, leave a comment.
Page 42
It’s a strange prompt, really. A random page number. How does one tackle such an odd prompt? You can grab for the book you’re reading, flip to page 42 and talk about it. You can use the first line of that page for inspiration. You can borrow the feeling of that page and craft something... Continue Reading →
The Last Book I Read
Write whatever strikes you when you read these words: The Last Book I Read.
This Changes Everything
This will not appear anywhere in the Magical YA because it happens decades before the events of the story.
Beauty
“In ancient legends, the goddess Aphrodite appears to mortals in the form of whatever they find most attractive, whether it is male, female, both, or neither. What form do they take for you?”Describe the color of their skin in words other than color, describe the smell of their skin, or the way they move. This... Continue Reading →