Tuesday, September 21, 2010
OMG guess what's here?!?!? Guess what, guess what, guess what?
I guess the picture kind of gives it away, but yes finally Innocent & Young has been published online at the Teen Inkst Magazine.
Happy? Excited? I am too!
And if your emotions are none that I have mentioned I'm sorry this post may not hold much interest to you. I try to be exciting; really, I do.
All you wonderful people out there, I have the link for you to read the story on the magazine's website. Now, a lot of people have asked me, "Is this a short story?" Technically this is a short story, but my parents always tell me that my short stories are "long enough to be in a book". Hey, maybe that's why I'm making Innocent & Young into a book! Ha ha, oh well.
Either you love it or hate it, but there's really only one way to decide for certain.
Read it here.
Thanks so much to everyone who has supported me with my books and other projects. All of you who do everyday, when you can, or just once in a while. It means the world to me and you inspire me to continue writing. THANK YOU once again!
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Labels: innocent and young, magazine
Monday, August 9, 2010
Sketching a Fashionable Future

Sketching a Fashionable Future
As I told you, I've never written a story --or a short story for that matter--focusing on fashion. When the Teen Inkst Magazine suggested that I give it a try, I thought, "Well, what do I have to lose?"
And so I thought in this post I would tell you simply about the story and about what it was like for me to write this new kind of project.
The short story focuses on a young woman named Chelsea Staceys. She is in love with fashion. It is something she absolutely adores, and after all what is there to hate about it.
She has set high goals for herself to achieve, but they are not as easy as one might at first expect them to be. I think that this story will be one that girls with dreams will be able to understand and relate to.
I should also tell you that this story focuses on a lot of matters that many of my pass stories have not --such as friendship, confidence, dreams, etc. Friendship is can usually always be in any story, but this one focuses a lot on that because it is Chelsea's friends who end up having a huge effect on her life.... It is her sketches of designs that could very well pave her future or destroy it.
Set in modern times, Chelsea must find her confidence again.
If you read this short story I want to hear your thoughts on it. I would not say it was a story that I fell in love with, but when I finished it I hoped that someone who has the same dreams as Chelsea had would be inspired to never give up. So for anybody who ever had dreams about becoming a fashion designer or for any girl who ever wanted to become something more...
This is my story for you.

P.S. I'll put up the link for the story when it's in the magazine.
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Labels: magazine, short stories, sketching a fashionable future
Friday, August 6, 2010
Fashion
Innocent & Young I have been informed will be published soon.
But in the mean time I have been asked to attempt to write a fictional story focusing on... fashion. I admit I've never done a story --or short story for that matter--on such a topic, but I've got until August 20th to write away on thousands of paper to see if I can come up with anything.
If anyone has any suggestions, I am open to them. Wish me luck! I'll post more tomorrow about any success or failure I have.
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Labels: articles, fashion, fiction, magazine, published, short stories
Innocent & Young
You know what's terrible? What's really, really terrible? When you think you have your mind made up and then you don't! Those of you who are writers know exactly what I'm talking about. And here I am really mainly talking about the factor that I had my Nano book selected and now I'm thinking of another book that maybe I should do for Nano instead.
Someone please give me an opinion?

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Labels: books, fantasy, forever live the king, innocent and young, magazine, medieval times, nano 2010, published, short stories, stronger, summaries
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Great news!
I found out that the magazine I'm published in is only for online view, however...
The girl running it told me that I could become part of the writing staff, which would be I could get way more involved in the magazine and even put more work into it. I am really excited about this now, but keep in mind that I may be back to ask you guys for your opinion about some more of my stories.
Also, I am interviewing Julie Musil first for the writing interviews. I'll have her interview up when I get a reply back from her. Remember if you're interested to let me know.
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Labels: interviews, julie musil, magazine, short stories, submissions, updates, writing, writing staff
Forever Live the King published in the magazine!
Forever Live the King
I just wanted to stop in to tell you guys that Forever Live the King got published in the Teen Inkst Magazine. You can read the story for yourself there and even leave me a comment to tell me your thoughts on it. As you guys can imagine and understand, I am very happy that the story got published in this magazine nonetheless.
Read the story.
Also, I've just re-edited the story on IP because I did not put in the revisions on there before when I did them yesterday. Read it on Inkpop.
Thanks to everyone who was as excited as me with this, and for everyone giving me confidence.
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Labels: forever live the king, king arthur, magazine, published, short story, writing
Forever Live the King
Do you want to read a story about King Arthur? Do you want to hear a story that is different from the others?
I like those kinds of stories as well, which is exactly why I chose to submit Forever Live the King to the Teen Inkts Magazine. Forever Live the King has familiar characters that any King Arthur fan would recognize, such as
- King Arthur Pendragon
- Mordred
- Merlin
- Sir Lancelot
- Morgan le Fay

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