Blog: The OG Stories of My Childhood

In my post about why Hollywood and creativity in general is dying, I used an anecdote about how when I was a child, I basically would only write fanfic since it was easier to use characters that had already been established than to make up my own stories. In that post, I also promised that…Continue Reading →

Blog: More OG Stories. Little-Me was Weird.

On Monday, I posted a blog about some the original stories that I came up with when I was a small child. You guys seemed to like that post and I really enjoy going through my old stories and seeing what was going on in my brain at age 7, so here are some more…Continue Reading →

Blog: More OG Stories. Frog and Toad are Spies Now.

It’s been a while since I graced you all with the chaotic stories that I wrote when I was much younger. We’ve gone through pretty much all the stories I wrote when I was seven, so now it’s time to start going through the stories that I wrote when I was eight. At this point,…Continue Reading →

Blog: OG Stories of My Childhood. Presenting “The Book Clones”.

As I’ve been doing this series on my original stories that I wrote when I was younger, I’ve realized that I haven’t done the longest story in the creative writing journal yet. The story I’m referring to was written when I was eight years old and was actually the story that inspired me to start…Continue Reading →

Blog: OG Stories – I Tried to Write a Regency Era Story.

It’s been a while since I did one of these posts. The last OG story series was either The Tale of Myfanwy back in December or The Spotlight (which was hilarious). Thus, with this month’s theme of exploring stories set around the Regency era, I figured that I should post a short story that I…Continue Reading →

Blog: The Nerdy Blogger and I Did a Collab – MadLibs Madness Part 1.

Yep…the collaboration that the world has been waiting for has finally arrived. A few weeks ago, I asked my friend and fellow blogger, The Nerdy Blogger (please check out his blog), if he wanted to do a collaboration in which we create a story based off a MadLibs template generated by Grok (which is why…Continue Reading →