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Ziltch. i havent finished writing my plays . books . poems ,songs . or my music compositions .
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Bridget, I like your site and your choice of blog posts. Looking forward to your newsletter. (And I don’t say that often lol).
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I’s say a short story is a glimpse of life. And I like the stories to live on after, with me questioning or continuing to live in that imagined glimpse, written so well that it doesn’t seem imagined anymore. Thank you for your interesting blog. xx