“What’s wrong with her?” a raspy voice spoke anxiously. “I can’t deliver her damaged!” Lynn’s limbs did not seem to want to listen, and her eyes wouldn’t open. Panic was starting to set in. A cold blast of air puffed under her prone body, and it felt as if she was on a giant grate. Continue reading “Tr’Bani’s Bride”
Author Archives: JB Connor
Everyone has a right to make an ass out of themselves
You can’t let the world judge you too much… Maude This weekend I watched Harold and Maude with my kids. It’s been many years since I have seen that movie, and those words still resonate with me. The last year and a half have been a journey of rediscovering my creative self. Many of myContinue reading “Everyone has a right to make an ass out of themselves”
The Soul of a Story
My attempt at a review Usually, when I sit down to write, it starts with a prominent and straight path. I have my idea, it is going to get on the page, in a great and exciting way, and then I’ll be done. What ends up happening, however, is, I wander around in the woods,Continue reading “The Soul of a Story”
A Letter to my Dad
Happy Fathers Day Dad, It has been a little over a year since you’ve gone, and I still miss you every day. I was never very good at putting my feelings in words. This is ironic because I am writing now. I just finished the first draft of my first book. This one hurts aContinue reading “A Letter to my Dad”
Setting an Intention
I like to begin each day practicing yoga. Does that mean I actually do it? No, but when I do, my day has a flow to it. Part of my practice includes setting an intention. I often use peace, calmness or serenity. It tends to be a bit cliche, but it works for me. Lately,Continue reading “Setting an Intention”
5 projects I’ve started (and some I’ve finished)
1.) I am about halfway through a first write through of a novel about a young gal named Sophie- a bit of a coming of age, with a hint of scfi/post apocalyptic that is woven in. Probably fits best in YA or Middle aged fiction. 2.) I am at the beginning of a novel thatContinue reading “5 projects I’ve started (and some I’ve finished)”
New normal, or temporary pause?
Today, I got out of bed, just like any other day. I had some coffee on the deck, did some yoga, and walked the dog. When we got home, I nagged my 17-year-old until she finally got out of bed. (She does online community college, and its finals week). My husband was at the kitchenContinue reading “New normal, or temporary pause?”
Its been a while…
Its been a while since I have posted anything thoughtful or otherwise. I’ve had the opportunity to get some traveling in. Best trip so far has been Ireland: My newest project is my Audio Narrating Business. I am starting with an audiobook version of the Novel my father wrote before he passed away. I willContinue reading “Its been a while…”
Embracing Conflict
I have been writing since shortly after my Dad passed away (five or six months now). As someone who has explored the many facets of my creativity, I find myself getting caught up with the same pitfalls in each medium. What I have to say has no value and is not good enough compared toContinue reading “Embracing Conflict”
Two Wolves
Many have heard or read the Cherokee story about the two wolves. It goes like this: