Good News Day (Plus Pictures of Food and Living Things)

I filed my Federal taxes tonight.

I made a stew--butternut squash, beef, veggies, peanut butter, homemade stock.



I read that Ted is back in jail. I figured he would violate parole. Now, if he would just depart completely. Still, this is good.

I have a number of dog walks lined up and a few tiny financial breaks happening.

My legs ache from walking on Yak Trax.

I have had shoddy sleep for a few days (leaking roof, etc) , and while I slept deeply last night, I still feel worn out.

It'll soon be seven weeks since I have been paid. I'm making it, but really looking forward to a fresh influx.

I got a mention in this podcast this week, done by my oldest and most creative friend, who has now published piles of novels. I also get some good advice for the literary problem I posed to her.

Packing Heat: Erotica Writing Tips and Techniques: Packing Heat 080: Switcheroo

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Do your sex scenes sizzle? Are your readers on the edge of their seats wondering what your characters are gonna do next? Is the biggest complaint you get that you need to write more stories?Let's get to work on that! Or at least get your butt in the chair with inspiration to keep writing!

November Writing Releases

Here are some stories for you....cheap and free!

Poetry

Letter, Poems by Celia White

This collection of poems is emotional, sensual, and deeply felt. $13

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My mother brushes me aside while I'm cooking dinner.
She thinks I don't know how quickly things burn.

She doesn't know
about you.

Short Stories

The Story of a Girl, in which Josie deals with family, identity, and changes in her relationship with her best friend. $2



Natalie and God in the Locked Room, $2

" We played. We played poison. We’d play that there was poison in our bodies, and then we’d touch each other with it. Nat would touch my toe and say here's poison, and I would touch my toe to her knee and say, there's poison, she would put her knee to my arm and say now there's poison. I don't really know why I liked this game, but we played it a lot. We never squealed or tried to get away from the poison. I think it was just fun to pass something back and forth, to share something with somebody. "



Living Color, $2

A day in the life of a family.

Free Downloads

Vamp, a story by Celia White
Micro-fiction with a vampire perspecgtive. FREE