PUBLISHED WORKS

Welcome to the list of my published works!

Articles

- How Composing Music and Writing Stories are Similar Activities, Onder Magazine Issue #5 (2017)

Short Stories

The Solarium

When things go awry during a Mars colonization simulation, Doctor Paisley Johannsen has to put her own life on the line.

Published: October 2016
ISBN: TBD
Genre: Science Fiction | Sub-Genre: Utopian
Buy: COMING SOON!

Sandra's First

PI Sandra, on her first case, uses both her street smarts and her druid shifting powers to track down and save a teenage girl.

Published: September 2016
ISBN: 978-0-9950867-1-5
Genre: Mystery | Sub-Genre: Fantasy
Buy: Amazon.ca | Amazon.com | Kobo | CreateSpace

The Third Wheel

Eager to see old friends, Kacie rushes to a party in the country alone. She soon becomes unable to tell what’s real and paranoia engulfs her. “The Third Wheel” is a tale about the hazards of altered perception.

Published: March 2016
ISBN: 978-0-9950745-1-4
Genre: Horror | Sub-Genre: Noir
Buy: Smashwords | Amazon.ca | Amazon.com

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2024 - Week 5

It was still January for most of this week, a.k.a. The Neverending Month. Then it became February! Each month, I do pull a card from my Music Oracles deck. Last month was Bob Marley. February's card is Nina Simone. A piano playing rebel & multiple genre legend will hopefully make for a phenomenal month ahead. I still haven't done a goals post for 2024. January was a lot. My goals for this year are: - Complete Sparker and query agents. - Complete The Curse of... and submit it to a screenplay contest. - Complete the declutter of Tiny Condo. - Blog at least once per week. - Cross train for curling and softball. - Learn piano. - Self-care with crafts, reading, gaming, and sports. I've tweaked my schedule to make this happen. I'd also like a partner, but I feel weird about setting it as a goal.

2024 - Week 43

Arts & Crafts I started a summer quilt. I got the fabric a long time ago and it was a straightforward quilt as I just had to join the 20 fat quarters together. I'll need a backing fabric and a border to complete it, but I figured it's worth doing while the weather continues to be summery. I'm thinking a white backing and pink for the border. I've made progress on my Fairy Cross-Stitch, but there is a lot to go yet. Decluttering & Minimalism I started the week by working on the space to sand my shelf. I didn't get through it all on Monday with work and everything else that day, but it was closer than it was before. Tuesday was curling, so I couldn't the shelf done then. I was really tired on Wednesday because I'm not used to curling being so late yet. Thursday was the last day of softball. It was Friday before I could really work on the shelf, though I kept working on the workspace. The packed weekend left me no time to do this, but I realistically ...

ROW80 2020 R4 - GOALS

I've gotten zero writing done recently, however, I had other pressing things. HOME As my new bed frame was due for arrival last Friday (more on this later), I hauled ass and purged a bunch more stuff from my home. I brought a full carload to donation and started loading up again. I also dealt with my old mattress, which I'm repurposing for a couch. Now, I didn't fully complete it as I haven't figured out all the pieces, but I did get it cut up appropriately and moved out of my bedroom. I'm currently sewing it back together. As for my bedroom, I was able to do a major declutter and access areas I haven't been able to in months. But that area now has bathroom stuff in it. There is more to do, but I'm really happy with my progress of late. I've cut myself numerous times on the couch project including my heel finding a tiny piece of glass, my palm finding a wayward staple, my knuckle finding who knows what, my one thumb having a run in with a box cutter, an...

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