Lunara
June 8, 2026
Lunara peeks out coyly from the bushes, careful not to show too much of herself and upset a culture that has always had issues with
Lunara peeks out coyly from the bushes, careful not to show too much of herself and upset a culture that has always had issues with
In our everyday lives, everyone has known sorrow or despair. But the ultimate heartache lies in an ideal world. With an ideal lover. .
I’ve been fascinated by the Garden of Eden story from an early age. It always seemed supremely unfair, not only to Adam and Eve, but to the whole line of their human descendants who had to suffer for their ‘original sin.’
Do I dare tackle the topic of racism in a story about Paradise? That was the question I wrestled with as I considered the conflicts
And We’re Not Talking Science Fiction Years ago, I read that 80% of fiction readers were women. That was before Google made the actual
. . . Between The Lines In The Literary Adventure About To Be Released This November I’ve always thought that a dynamic
I wonder how many other writers have had this experience. Two of the last sentences I wrote before publishing Shadows from The Sun were the
As a Native work crew pans for gold In the heart of British Columbia, their rage has been brewing far longer than a summer’s