from the pages of my journal
this is on old one see if you can read my serial killer handwriting
Read Morethis is on old one see if you can read my serial killer handwriting
Read MoreI'm waist deep in my old journals now, and three things are clear: 1. I was a little dark. (Maybe more than a little.) 2. I spent way too much time in my head. 3. I should've learned to play the guitar, or dated a guy who played the guitar, so I could write incredibly […]
Read MorePhoto: Eddie Major "Icarus Fall" <www.eddiemajor.com> Failing and Flying Everyone forgets that Icarus also flew. It's the same when love comes to an end, or the marriage fails and people say they knew it was a mistake, that everybody said it would never work. That she was old enough to know better. But […]
Read MoreYou may have already read this on the BC blog, but in case you didn't, it's too good to miss… It's a lot easier to write when you know who you're writing for. Beautiful Creatures was written over three months for a few particular teens - Casters & Outcasters - who demanded pages at the end of every […]
Read MoreI started unearthing them. Stacks and stacks of my notebooks and journals. They were in a huge plastic tub, covered in dust. These are the books I carried everywhere & the stray pages I wrote on when I was without them. At least the first stack. Stay tuned and maybe I'll show you what's inside.
Read MoreRay Bradbury wrote Fahrenheit 451 in the basement of the UCLA library, on a typewriter that cost a dime a half hour, during his lunch breaks. In the end it cost him $9.80 to write the first draft of one of the greatest novels ever written. Bradbury was a fantasy/ sci-fi writer before the genre was […]
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