Short Stories – Joan Hall

House of Sorrow Playlist #WIP Wednesday

Hey, everyone. It’s been ages since I’ve done a WIP Wednesday post. The past few weeks, I turned my focus from Cold Dark Night toward

Hey everyone. Today I’d like to welcome back Harmony Kent to my site. She has a new book coming up for release soon and is

Hey everyone! Like with everything this year, I’m way behind in writing and posting reviews. I read In Search of McDoogle by Mae Clair shortly

Hey, everyone! I’m super excited to have a brand new guest on my site today. Jan Sikes isn’t new to the industry, but this is

Happy 2020 everyone. It’s a new year and a new decade. I intended to write a year-end post earlier in the week, but unfortunately, both

Story ideas sometimes come in the most unusual ways and often at the strangest times. On a late July afternoon in 2015, I was driving

Hey, everyone. It’s Tuesday and that means it’s time for Tuesday Book Share. This week I review a collection of short stories written by various

Hey, everyone. We’re coming up on October, the time of the year when I think of ghosts and goblins, bright, full moons, and legends. Even

Hey, everyone. A couple of weeks ago, I shared a photo of a house that served as inspiration for a short story. I first wrote

Hey everyone. A couple of weeks ago on Story Empire, Craig posted about the length of stories and our short attention spans. (If you haven’t

Hey y’all. It’s time for another WIP Wednesday and this time I’m sharing from a work in progress. I mentioned in the intro post for

Hey, y’all. A few days ago, friend and fellow author Staci Troilo and I were brainstorming ways to increase the number of blog posts we

Hi, Readers. Most of you know I reached a milestone last month—the publication of the third and final book of the Driscoll Lake series. It’s

Last week, a rare event occurred. For the first time in one-hundred fifty years, a super moon (when the moon is closest to the earth),

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