via "A Gap Where Love Used to Be" by S. D. Jones
Still Unexpected
Chapter 1: A Most Outstanding Asshole Another tip on writing, the one most commonly spouted by so-called Creative Writing teachers and professors, is: show don’t tell. What this means — I probably don’t need me to tell you this — is that you should write in a way which allows the reader to come to... Continue Reading →
The Ocean’s Pull
The heat hits me as soon as I step out of the sleek, air-conditioned rental car. It works its way into my clothes, invading my body, oppressive and thick. Looking around I notice how much this place has changed; there are building where there used to be wide-open space and scrubland. The horizon has been... Continue Reading →