I can’t get off. I don’t remember anymore how I found myself here. Still, it spins and spins. The majestic mounts and the mirrors are all as familiar to me as the thoughts that plague me day after day. Why am I here? That is the question I ask myself the most, but it’s not …
He was late again. She stamped her feet to encourage feeling to return to her extremities. All she got for her effort was a half-painful buzz of awareness shooting up her legs before her toes settled back into tingling numbness. They still existed. Lucky her. It was cold for October, and although it hadn’t snowed …
She was leaning back in the chair indolently when he approached, her eyes watching the unfolding drama before her with amused interest. “Aren’t you going to try to stop them?” He asked hesitantly. “Why would I want to do that?” A ringing slap was heard and he winced. “Oh, I don’t know. Maybe the fact that …
“Is he still upset about the elevator thing?” The agent asked the assistant. “Oh! Well, no, not exactly. Although I wouldn’t suggest bringing it up. He’s brooding over his appointment with his fitness coordinator.” “You mean…him? His nemesis?” There was a smile in the agent’s voice. “But of course. He scheduled a video conference and …
One day, while sitting on his throne high above the earth in the clouds on high, Zeus was eating his usual of ambrosia and nectar. He glanced down to the earth below and watched the lives of men for entertainment. It was one of his favorite past times. Bathing was the other and he had …
The lift pinged as it opened, and the tall handsome man stepped forward, alone for the first time in a couple of hours. He was a little tired, but that was normal. Work was satisfying and his fans were growing in number, so his hours were spent productively but it was nice to take a …
Rejoice Audiobook fans! My second audiobook is now available for purchase! I am really pleased that the short story that started my journey into publishing is now available. The Mirror: A Short Story means a lot to me and I really wanted to do right by it. My narrator for this project, Katie Dunn-Rankin, did such a …
The letter read thus: Dear Richard, It is with a heavy heart that I must tell you this: I am no longer available. Upon finding out you weren’t actually short and hairy my dad ex-husband became extremely jealous (and lovey-dovey) and we are trying to make it work. My children are disappointed they never managed to …
I’ve been anticipating this for a couple months now and I’m really excited to share the news! My two-story collection Split Level is now an audiobook! It’s available on iTunes, Audible, and Amazon so there are several places to find it if you or someone you know enjoys audiobooks. The narrator, Crystal Marcano, did a great job so please …
So I decided it was time for some shameless self-promotion. The Mirror: A Short Story was originally written when I was in college taking a creative writing course. It was a little gem the instructor recommended I clean up a little and try to publish. Instead, it sat forlornly in ‘the box’ under the bed …
