Decades prior to my tackling the writing of a full novel, the germs of the idea began to fester in my mind like an open sore. Shortly thereafter I encountered the perfect location, and I was off and running to get this huge project together…NOT. It would take me years, and in the upcoming entries of the Labyrinth Creators Journal, I am going to take your hand and lead you step by step through my process of completing the monumental task. Hit the link to the always brief, always ticklish blog that four thousand people call “frighteningly half-decent.”
Of my short stories, the most popular so far has to do with Bram Stoker’s genius creation, a certain Transylvanian Count. But before we get to that in the Labyrinth Creators Journal at Immortal Artist, let’s go back to a time when I had my first run-in with the blood-thirstiest vampire of them all. Join above to get an email notice when there is a new entry to the blog that people stick their neck out to read.
All of the places I’ve lived in my adult life, my bed’s location and my spot in it have been exactly the same. This phenomenon only became apparent to me a number of years ago. Learn how this odd detail became the basis for the first short story in my serious writing career, and experience a whole bunch more by reading on in my Labyrinth Creators Journal at The Immortal Artist. This brief blog is always fun and fascinating and gets your gears working.
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