Update: Moving, Writing, Life - News!
Good afternoon everyone!
Personal News:
Been a little absent lately. Things have been chaotic in my personal life. Nothing bad - just that we moved and had to unpack. I also changed jobs. I now work full time as a legal assistant again. It's going well, but it's a bit of an adjustment. My worklife has been a bit "flexible" we'll say the last couple of years and I'm happy to have a steady job again.
I'm also returning to Karate this week. With my new job, I can potentially afford to start a second martial art. I'm starting a trial of Kung Fu at the end of September. I've never done Kung Fu and always wanted to try. I'll be blogging a bit about my return to training properly after coronavirus and what I think about Kung Fu - so watch for that.
Blog News:
I'm going to be getting back on a regular posting schedule now. I will be posting *something* a minimum of once a week. The posts will go up on weekends - sometimes Saturday (like today) but sometimes Sunday.
These posts will include: martial arts, book reviews, general updates, two new series of posts that I will be introducing soon, writing updates, more sewing, whatever. I promise that from now on there will be a post each weekend of some sort. Maybe some extras during the week.
Reviews:
I've started writing Book Reviews for The Horror Tree. You can read them here.
I will still be writing and posting reviews here and you can still send me your requests.
Writing News:
Recently I've had two more publications come out with more of my drabbles in them:
100 word stories about the personification of Death. I have five stories in this collection:
Catching Sisyphus, Thanatos' Due, Sarpedon's Demise - Three stories dedicated to the Greek God of Death.
Snip - A little window into the life of the Fates (Moirae) of Greek Mythology.
Bride of Death - Loosely inspired by Don't Fear the Reaper
Rock Band
100 word stories inspired by music.
I have two stories in this collection both inspired by classic country music and revenge:
My Man - Inspired by Dolly Parton's Jolene
Reno - Inspired by Johnny Cash's Folsom Prison Blues
I hope everyone has been well. Thanks as always for coming to read my words.
Thanks for reading!
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