Katie Sullivan

Greed

Gregor McLoughlin nearly wept as he held the lump in his hands. Not because it was ugly – no, never because of that. Being a bit misshapen himself, he looked upon it as a-a kindred soul. The old woman had called it that – kindred. Had said it would grant him his heart’s desire –Continue reading “Greed”

Living Musically: Prepare Ye

D: What, pray tell, are we preparing for? A: . . . um, May Day? Beltane? D: Really? Because I’m pretty certain that Prepare Ye the way of the Lord has nothing to do with Beltane. A: Not even if we’re going to Sing About Love? D: . . . Still not going with it.Continue reading “Living Musically: Prepare Ye”

Random prompt

A: Hey, D, look – a new prompt at the Community Storyboard. D: Prompt? Is it prompting you need, woman? A: What? You don’t want me to tell the story about the first time you were whisked through time and impersonated a god? D: Oh, well . . . when you put it *that* way.Continue reading “Random prompt”

Exacting Expectations

A: The WordPress challenge-of-the-week is all about expectations. What they are, how we achieve them, and how they can sometimes go terribly, horribly wrong. D: Pessimist. They can also be exceeded. A: Indeed, they can. But when I saw the challenge, my first thought immediately went to my expectations for the blog. What do IContinue reading “Exacting Expectations”

On Tour: Voices of Nature

Stars Above (alouette) Starry nights shine bright Thousands of wee lights Constellations light the sky Darkness shows contrast While clouds have gone past Suspended in time up high Pisces and Leo Taurus and Virgo Constellations light the sky Sagittarius Libra, Pegasus Worlds of tiny lights float by ©2014 Poetry by Pamela, all rights reserved. ThisContinue reading “On Tour: Voices of Nature”

An Exercise in Prose: Lives Entwine

Warning: Prose ahead! The Daily Post’s challenge-of-the-week was to write a post in prose. Now, I know quite a few excellent poets, and I know I am not of their number. However, as my brain steadfastly refuses to leave D’s world, I thought a bit of prose introducing the players in Book 2 might be inContinue reading “An Exercise in Prose: Lives Entwine”

On Tour: Legends of Windemere, Family of the Tri-Rune

Legends of Windemere: Family of the Tri-Rune has Arrived!!! Buy it Here for $2.99! Book Blurb: The magical adventure continues after Luke Callindor and his friends recover from their battles in Haven. Nyx still has nightmares about casting the genocide spell in Hero’s Gate. Every night her heart is gripped by the sensation of hundredsContinue reading “On Tour: Legends of Windemere, Family of the Tri-Rune”

Make Merry!

D: A! A, wake up, woman! A: Huh-what? I’m awake, D. D: Oh really? A: Okay, maybe I was taking a bit of a catnap— D: Whatever, woman – it’s time to get moving. Do you have any idea what today is? A: Saturday? D: . . . A: Saturday, April 12? D: We’re goingContinue reading “Make Merry!”

Celebrate!

D: A! A, do you know whose birthday it is, today? A: Sparkle-tastic Kristen Stewart. D: No. I mean, yes, but – wait, how do you know that? A: Don’t ask. Okay, so not her – how about Dennis Quaid? D: Yes, A. It’s Dennis Quaid’s birthday. A: Why do you care if it’s DennisContinue reading “Celebrate!”

Challenge Accepted: Fifty Words

The Hoard “I’m telling you, snufflecakes, we go in, we hit him fast and we hit him hard.” Snufflecakes? It was going to his head. “But what about the hoard you just plundered?” “This? It’s nothing. Cast-offs. I want the real deal.” Dragon gold. I groaned. Why was it always dragon gold? At fifty wordsContinue reading “Challenge Accepted: Fifty Words”