Julia huddled under her blanket and kept her eyes shut. If she pretended she hadn’t heard anything, maybe it would just go away. The giggle came again and then a tap tap tap of small feet scurried across the hardwood… Read More »A Creepy Giggle
I dreaded the day I had to tell Scott I was moving out. After all we’d been through, he’d really turned out to be a great roommate. Minus the super loud music in the middle of the night. But we’d… Read More »Death is a Roommate pt 7
I would never admit it to Scott, but getting a new professor made all the difference. I aced the course. But I showed my gratitude by not bringing up his relationship with Olivia. Until he brought it up to me… Read More »Death is a Roommate pt 6
I sat outside the lecture hall with the rest of my classmates and watched the clock tick away the seconds. Two more minutes and class would be cancelled for a no-show professor. But damnit, I needed him to show up… Read More »Death is a Roommate pt 5
Scott moved in the next day. Well, I say moved in, but he arrived the next morning with one small suitcase and a large bag slung over one shoulder. And apparently that was all he needed because he didn’t make… Read More »Death is a Roommate 2
Now Write Exercise Two – Jule Selbo Pick the clear genre (sci-fi, fantasy, horror, or thriller – I picked horror) The first scene needs to make it clear and also introduce the character List possible sub-genres to support your story… Read More »Now Write Exercise Two