The thoughts, ideas and writings of an introverted woman in this extroverted world.
Any writer’s who’s a real writer will feel the pain of sitting at their desk, their brain pumping and flowing with ideas — when suddenly, to their absolute horror, they don’t remember how to get any of it out on paper. It is the dreaded writer’s block, the scourge of the Seven Pens (heh —…
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As an introvert, I pride myself on seeing things about people that they may have never even noticed about themselves. Little habits that they do when they’re nervous, the way their look when they’re secretly pleased, realizing that someone’s not nearly as cruel as you thought. Unfortunately, as wise and all-seeing as you feel,…
Disclaimer: Rosa Blackwell, Joey Mallone, and the major concepts in this story are property of Wadjet Eye Games. This story is for entertainment purposes only. If it was one thing that Rosangela Blackwell loved about New York City, it the way that the people of every suburb and every neighborhood could come together for…
The brownstone on Martin Street was pretty much the way the letter from the property owner had described. Made of rusty red bricks and bordered on the front walk with tall, blooming cherry blossoms, a tenant couldn’t ask for a better spot in New York. Even so, there was an air of nervousness drifting from…
Have you ever worked on a project so long, you’ve forgotten how you started it all? I guess you could say that’s how I feel about both my writing career and the novel that I’m currently scratching out. Yesterday, I took a daytrip to Macon, Georgia to attend the Crossroads Writers Conference. Since…
Months and months and months ago, I was having a conversation with my friend Jen about how short Mitch Albom’s novels are. “I don’t know how he manages to put so much emotion into so little a space,” she said, and I agreed, awed—and maybe just a smidgen jealous.The day after that conversation, I…