When I was a child, I had no siblings and lived in the rural wilderness of West Virginia. My imagination was my best friend (along with my cat) and I filled my days dreaming up impossible worlds. Bridge to Terabithia became my favoUrite book, because it told me a story that was all too familiar: refuge from poverty and unpopularity in an imaginary kingdom, all around us and yet invisible to those who didn't look too closely.
As my friends and I grew up, their worlds grew quiet, but mine persisted. I whiled away countless days and nights unable to escape unreality as so many others did. These worlds and characters refused to be silenced. So I started telling their stories, and haven't looked back. Writing isn't an option. It's as necessary as respiration.
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Writing
Curated here is a master list of everything I’m currently working on, as well as my writing portfolio. If you’ve any questions about anything here, please feel free to drop me a line. Full length novels Short Stories and Flash Fiction Poetry Articles and…
Support Ash & Feather
Hopefully, you like what you see around the site. If that’s the case, and you want to support my work, there’s a number of ways you can do so: Buy my books – I currently self-publish small collections of poetry on the Kindle store….
Monthly Update – December 2018
A monthly update for March about writing, current projects, and other miscellany.
Monthly Update – September 2018
A monthly update for March about writing, current projects, and other miscellany.
Irrelevant Reviews: The Cat Who Series
When I was growing up, I’d often spend the night at my grandmother’s house on the weekends. There were plenty of benefits to this: strawberry ice cream was served nightly at 7pm, there was a cherry tree in the back yard, the guest room…
Itchen to Write – Monthly Writing Workshops for Everyone
