*Gasp*
*Splutter*
I haven't been online in...days! I'm barely surviving on fresh air and breathtaking scenery. My vacay in Maine was lovely, dark and deep; but I have blogs to keep. So I'm back at it ya'll!
My apologies for those of you gregorific fans who were worried. I did not sink into an abyss but merely went to the idyllic homestead in Maine where I managed to not click at my life sustaining keyboard. Instead, I tried to make clams spit, make homemade rafts float, and find the best blueberry plants to pick plump berries and pop them directly into my mouth. Gregorific and Maine get along juuuust fine.
But while trying to perfectly brown a S'mores marshmallow, hum a periwinkle into waving, and crack a lobster, I forgot to whoop up my recent publication in Epiphany Literary Journal, Issue 15.
So, please, take a double dose of gregorific, jump to this link, and read my *free* short story titled, "The Magician."
http://epiphmag.com
I love that my short stories are finding such happy homes. It encourages me to keep growing and learning so I can better carve my novels into beautiful sharpness. Thank you fellow gregorifics! I thrive under your support and loyalty!
Booya!
~gregorific
*Splutter*
I haven't been online in...days! I'm barely surviving on fresh air and breathtaking scenery. My vacay in Maine was lovely, dark and deep; but I have blogs to keep. So I'm back at it ya'll!
My apologies for those of you gregorific fans who were worried. I did not sink into an abyss but merely went to the idyllic homestead in Maine where I managed to not click at my life sustaining keyboard. Instead, I tried to make clams spit, make homemade rafts float, and find the best blueberry plants to pick plump berries and pop them directly into my mouth. Gregorific and Maine get along juuuust fine.
But while trying to perfectly brown a S'mores marshmallow, hum a periwinkle into waving, and crack a lobster, I forgot to whoop up my recent publication in Epiphany Literary Journal, Issue 15.
So, please, take a double dose of gregorific, jump to this link, and read my *free* short story titled, "The Magician."
http://epiphmag.com
I love that my short stories are finding such happy homes. It encourages me to keep growing and learning so I can better carve my novels into beautiful sharpness. Thank you fellow gregorifics! I thrive under your support and loyalty!
Booya!
~gregorific
Before I go drift off into the dark and deep, here is a quote by a Maine author:
He that respects himself is safe from others. He wears a coat of mail that none can pierce.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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