I haven’t been jumping in with updates the past week, but I have been writing. I am making good use of Kate’s post last Monday about outlining. I know part of the reason I’ve stalled on my Little Red Riding Hood novel is that once I ran out of fairy tale, I still have lots [...]
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Teachers Write: Quick Write Thursday
I’m still taking part in the Teachers Write Virtual Writing Camp. Today’s quick write assignment comes from guest author Margo Sorenson. Since I want to get back into writing my novel about Little Red Riding Hood, I’m writing the option that imagines a character walking into a room and feeling uncomfortable and awkward. There’s been [...]
Grandmother’s cottage
Today is Tuesday, my second day with the Teachers Write Virtual Writing Camp. Today’s assignment is to free write about a specific place. I’m using the assignment to get to know part of the setting for my Little Red Riding Hood novel, in particular, grandmother’s cottage. Here goes! Write for two minutes to describe a [...]
Prologue 3
Then just this morning, the guards had come for her. Two in front of her, two behind. Their black capes hung down their backs. Masks hid their faces from her eyes. Melindea walked heavily down the stone corridor and up the tower steps. Lanterns flickered, casting light and shadows across her footsteps. She heard nothing [...]






