Storycrafting Sessions

Storycrafting Sessions 2023 I’m very pleased to be part of Storycrafting Sessions 2023. It’s a remarkable endeavour, with lots of great panels and panelists, all tailored to make for an excellent writer’s event, and all of it free. I’m part of the Point of View session. Have a gander at the details below and sign up. We are thrilled to announce the full schedule for our first virtual conference of 2023, Storycrafting Sessions: Drafting! As…

Horror Storycrafting Session Saturday

Hello writers! Our horror event is happening in just a couple of days! If you missed our previous announcement, check out the full schedule below & claim your panel tickets today!   11AM – 12PM EST: Haunted Houses and Other Spooky Places: Creating Atmospheric Settings in Horror This panel will explore why haunting house stories are enduringly popular, what makes a setting creepy, and how to use setting to evoke a sense of horror in…

Storycrafting Sessions

A Virtual Workshop Weeknight Writers, a social enterprise dedicated to creating accessible educational resources and events for fiction authors, is presenting a Horror Storycrafting Session, October 8, 2022. I’m pleased to be part of that by way of the panel: Crossroad Blues: Exploring the Boundary Between Life and Death. I’m pleased to share the panel with Barbara A Barnett, Jean M Hodges, and Bethany A Perry. The Full Details Hello writers! Our next virtual conference…

Short story publication

Spring 2022 Issue of Pulp Literature The great folks at Pulp Literature have released their Spring Issue No. 34. I’m really pleased to share the table of contents with JJ Lee, Megan W Shaw, Kimberley Aslett, Mel Anastasiou, Mitchell Shanklin, Michelle Barker, and Douglas Smith. My story, Would We Had Time, took inspiration from the true story of a chronometer, inventoried as Arnold 294, and made by the famous John Arnold of London. The chronometer…

Virtual Writing Workshop

Looking for inspiration? I’m happy to announce that once again I’m partnering with West Grey Public Library to offer a writing workshop. This time it’s virtual in order to address not only the real concerns regarding this new pandemic world in which we live, but also to allow participants to gather informally from the comfort of their homes. The workshops run as follows: Wednesdays from January 19 through March 9, 7:30 to 9:30 PM, via…