I'm really on cloud nine! I've noticed a steady increase in likes and visitors to my blog with every new elevator pitch that I have posted since starting this series two weeks ago. As I've read on several well-established blogs, consistency is absolutely essential in garnering a loyal following of readers. Heck, even I find it … Continue reading Elevator Pitch: The Virility Project
Elevator Pitch: Summer Complex
First off, thank you to Lish Wells and TwinTales for giving me a like for my Eyes of Excruciation elevator pitch! I'm thrilled that you all found my pitch interesting. I'm also grateful to mad1642, writingthedreamblog, and Sarahhylockwood for visiting my blog and deciding to follow my young adult adventures. I can promise you that I will continue … Continue reading Elevator Pitch: Summer Complex
Unseen Threats: Reading Bird Box
Tension. The very act of tensing up, sitting on the edge of my seat, dreading the hiss of that next page flipping over, is something I haven't experienced in quite a few years. Tonight, I'm happy to say that I've rediscovered the genuine thrills of reading a well paced, taut, and character-driven novel. I started … Continue reading Unseen Threats: Reading Bird Box
Elevator Pitch: Eyes of Excruciation
Thank you to abooknation for your like on my first elevator pitch for In the Words of Your Love! Your support helps me to keep on writing. This second elevator pitch is for the first novella that I ever wrote, which was during my senior year in high school. Eyes of Excruciation is a seven-act … Continue reading Elevator Pitch: Eyes of Excruciation
Elevator Pitch: In the Words of Your Love
Greetings! This October, I would like to focus on my fiction by posting elevator pitches for all of my works. That includes my novels, short stories, and novellas. I will post a new elevator pitch every Tuesday and Friday night. I'll begin in chronological order with In the Words of Your Love, my first full-length YA fiction novel. … Continue reading Elevator Pitch: In the Words of Your Love
The Virility Project Query Letter
As I inch closer to graduation in December (and nearly beg community clients to keep coming to our weekly counseling sessions), I have increasingly turned back to my creative writing and blogging in order to strengthen my passion for fiction and improve my craft. Plus, writing creatively helps me to destress! My current project is a … Continue reading The Virility Project Query Letter
Last Semester of Grad School
This circle of mine is drawing to a close. It's a little stunning to think that almost three years ago to this day, I was sitting in my very first graduate-level course at the University of North Texas, ready to absorb all that my professors had to offer regarding basic counseling skills and theories. A neophyte. That's what … Continue reading Last Semester of Grad School
Eyes of Excruciation – Final Act
Brave Again Final Act Eternity in Him It’s 9:37 when I find the big red house on the edge of four mile and Bentsen – and with no ice. The party is so alive. Cars and trucks line the streets and the front driveway, a long half-circle curving through a long and prosperously green front … Continue reading Eyes of Excruciation – Final Act
Eyes of Excruciation – Act 6
My sincerest thank you to all who read and liked Act 5! Only two more acts to go! Act 6 High The crackled and distorted voices are like a middle-of-the-night phone call in some horror movie. When the hoots and loud music fade a little, John Hinojosa answers. “Yeah, hell-o?” I don’t think I’ll … Continue reading Eyes of Excruciation – Act 6
Eyes of Excruciation – Act 5
Hello followers! I apologize for missing my regularly scheduled installments for the past two Saturdays. I was at a family reunion last Saturday, which of course was worthy of writing about in my journal! I was also pretty caught up in completing my client case conceptualization for my internship site this past weekend, which I just finished this morning. … Continue reading Eyes of Excruciation – Act 5
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