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Regardless of where a story comes from, I am proud that I am able to reflect my daydreams, my inspirations, and my fantasies onto paper, transcribed into words. I love writing, and I love the feeling of tremendous satisfaction that comes with each completed work. Above all, I love the absolute freedom that comes with creation. I am bound by nothing except the limits of my own imagination.
I hope you enjoy
reading this young storyteller's reflections as much as she enjoyed writing
them.
"Jen"
An
acting agent is persuaded to sponsor a young woman with a blemished past
(actually a less glamorous story than I just made it sound... my first
short story assignment)
"In
From the Night"
A
dark stranger stumbles into a startled woman's kitchen... (extremely short,
page-length)
"A
Token Of Love"
A
small girl yearning for her father's love and attention receives a gift
from him, and grows up just a little bit more
"The
Pamplemousse Grille"
[Non-fiction]
Whimsical "slice of life" anecdote about an elegant restaurant written
by a bemused observer
"Guardian
Angel"
A
man destined for Hell is sent to Heaven instead. (Please see the
following note from the link to "The Wager")
"The
Wager"
A
Messenger of Despair receives his next assignment... he is to become a
Guardian of Hope. (Note:
this story is a actually complete rewrite of "Guardian Angel." I
wasn't happy with "Guardian Angel", so I took a blank page and just started
writing again. The basic underlying plot and themes are the same,
but the scenarios and events that lead up to the finale are different.
If you read one story, you'll spoil the ending for the other... but they
still remain two extremely different stories. If you read both, please
write
me and tell me which one you liked better!)