Blogging has been an interesting experience.  There’s the times where I had no idea what to post, so I threw something up there and hoped someone liked it.  There were the times where writing for the prompt was difficult, though manageable.  Then, there were the rare occasions I knew what I wanted to write, so […]

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[Scene: A Forest] [Padawan Robinaven Won is lying on her back center stage, Squire Christopher Stanley is yet to come in] Robinaven:(Wakes up, groaning a bit, then springs up and ignites her lightsaber, holding it in comba): Leave him alone, Sith. You have nothing against him. Master! (Then, breathing heavily, she notices her surroundings and […]

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Every author has their inspiration, someone or something they learn from and emulate until they learn their own style.  C.S. Lewis was inspired by George Macdonald, Tolkien from Norse Literature particularly “Beowulf,” and Lot from Carver, the author of the short story “Cathedral” we read towards the beginning of the semester, the first and so […]

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Jasper was considered the simplest of his father’s three sons by the village, not being as witty or clever or strong as they were. But he was a good lad and loved helping on the farm, especially the animals. His elder brothers considered the farm work beneath them, preferring instead to help their father fight […]

Read more "Jasper’s Army or How Jasper Came to Find His Wife (A Fairy Tale of Remnant) [Fan-made Fairy Tale for RWBY]"

A writer once wrote a curious thing about those capable of great or terrible deeds. Those who in heaven could sing Can also follow where the way to hell leads.   Saints and sinners, both, throw off the shackles of this world And stand against the pressures that would change their ways. The main difference […]

Read more "The Protector and the Capturer"

A perimeter had already been set up by the time the trio arrived.  They got out of the car and walked towards the main action, George striding in front, his hands in his tan trench coat pockets, while Sam and the lady flanked behind him, drawing out their tranquilizer guns.  Towards the front of the […]

Read more "Introducing George Bradson, part 2"

I found the creative collaboration activity from Monday fun.  In our group, we both had ideas that the other could work off of for the story maps.  I had a main story in mind and she had a song she wanted to base for story on.  I came up with a story for her and […]

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The man sighed as he leaned back in his char.  As the sigh turned into a yawn, his long, finely muscular arms stretched past his chocolate brown hair  “So much paperwork, so little time,” he thought as stared at his desk.  “Why is the division supervisor coming down next Monday? We may be having trouble […]

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Should there be a proper study of grammar in schools?  The article seems to say that such things don’t really help and are therefore better left out.  Overall, I’m still not sure.  I learned the basic parts of grammar and word categories such as noun, verb, and adverb through elementary school.  A friend of mine […]

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  Click, clack, click, the room echoed as the brunette’s fingers flew over the keys. Her mind raced, thinking through every possibility. Finally,…”Ah ha,” she silently smirked. “Got ya. Initializing download…now”   “About time too.” said a man, leaning on the doorframe. “I’m sure this is a five-star broom closet and all, but I would […]

Read more "The Girl who Saw Auras"