Knife in hand, I crouched under the willow. Father’s dragon skimmed over the river, her crimson scales blazed blood red across the surface. Her searing cry rang through the valley.
Re-collection
Things fall apart.
The bird falls from the sky,
the branch splits from the apple tree,
leaves and feathers mix
with the dust at my feet.
Mind
Falling asleep,
I thought about
the mind being
like a cloud taking in rain.
I thought about bringing the mind to hover
over a lake of kindness—
a basin of sweet water to soak up.
The last couple of weeks have roller-coastered me. In the midst of twelve-hour days to get Labyrinth launched, I learned that a family-member had tested positive for coronavirus;
Today Executive Director Dan Oberg of St. Andrew’s House speaks about his work. We often catch a glimpse or two of Dan during our weekend;
Today author, speaker and raconteur Peter Kahle shares his insight.
1. What are three of your favorite things about your work?
In my ripening years I am
possessive of the Mystery—
no one else may own the Still, Small Voice.
Let me be an apologist for a glass of water,
Great stones they lay upon his chest
Until he plead aye or nay…
It were a fearsome man,
In December, 1995 I gathered four teenage writers in our living room and began the wild odyssey that would grow into Epicwrite.
April Fool!
If you want to write a Young Adult novel, try this:
YA Novel Writing: Captivating the Teen Reader
The Young Adult book market is in a state of rapid growth,
