Tag Archives: short story
Goals for 2014
Even though I didn’t reach all of my productivity goals for 2013, I made significant progress and started making productivity more of a habit. So in 2014 I will continue being productive and add new skills, like Photoshop, Illustrator, acrylic painting, sketching, and other art projects, as well as continue writing. My word for 2014 …
Goals for 2013–December Update
Poems read: 1096/365 Poems written: 225/365 Short stories read: 307/365 Short stories written: 21/24 Submissions: 9/12 Videos made: 17/100 Sketches made: 594/365 Art pieces made: 81/52 HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Goals for 2013–November Update
Poems read: 1091/365 Poems written: 203/365 Short stories read: 303/365 Short stories written: 20/24 Submissions: 9/12 Videos made: 16/100 Sketches made: 587/365 Art pieces made: 70/52 And I finished my fifth National Novel Writing Month.
Goals for 2013–October Update
Poems read: 1079/365 Poems written: 194/365 Short stories read: 303/365 Short stories written: 19/24 Submissions: 9/12 Videos made: 15/100 Sketches made: 567/365 Art pieces made: 69/52 I also had five poems accepted at Bukowski on Wry.
We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson
I finished reading “We Have Always Lived in the Castle” by Shirley Jackson. I first encountered Jackson’s work when I read her short story “The Lottery” in high school. “We Have Always Lived in the Castle” is a great example of an unreliable narrator and the relationship between sisters.
Goals for 2013–September Update
Poems read: 1065/365 Poems written: 137/365 Short stories read: 299/365 Short stories written: 17/24 Submissions: 4/12 Videos made: 14/100 Sketches made: 529/365 Art pieces made: 63/52
Goals for 2013–August Update
Poems read: 780/365 Poems written: 134/365 Short stories read: 298/365 Short stories written: 16/24 Submissions: 4/12 Videos made: 13/100 Sketches made: 529/365 Art pieces made: 63/52
A Guide to Being Born by Ramona Ausubel
This is an amazing collection of short stories by Ramona Ausubel. The stories have beautiful language and intriguing characters. Definitely a short story collection to read this year.
Suzanna and Writing 