If you really want to know someone, ask them about their internet search history. That little trail of questions can be revealing. In my case, my search history might make me look like an unhinged movie villain with a tech problem. As a writer, I spend a lot of time googling things that would raiseContinue reading “What was the last thing you searched for online?”
Category Archives: Writing and Editing
What’s Your Favorite Time of Day? For Me, It’s Night
Everyone seems to have a favorite time of day—some love the fresh start of morning, others love the productivity of afternoon. For me, night has always been my favorite. There’s something about the world after dark that feels different and almost otherworldly. At night, the busyness of the day fades. People have dinner, clean up,Continue reading “What’s Your Favorite Time of Day? For Me, It’s Night”
Why I Love Writing: Expression with Infinite Interpretations
One of the things I enjoy most about writing is how much you can express yourself through words. Whether I’m creating instructional documents for my job or writing stories and blog posts in my free time, writing allows me to communicate ideas in a way that is both precise and open to interpretation. At work,Continue reading “Why I Love Writing: Expression with Infinite Interpretations”
Writing Sci-Fi and Creating a Visual Story
I’ve always been a pen-and-paper storyteller (well, more of a typing into the computer storyteller these days). Recently, I’ve decided to venture into the realm of visual storytelling to breathe 2D life into my stories. “The Last Human” is the first chapter of a visual novel that I’m creating with friends. (We’re all writers withContinue reading “Writing Sci-Fi and Creating a Visual Story”
Do you remember growing old?
It just hits you very suddenly. That moment came for me in the most unexpected way: someone casually asked, “How old is your parent?” And then I did the math, because if my parent is X years old, that makes me Y years old. Scary thought. I’m not a kid anymore. I mean, I’m someone’sContinue reading “Do you remember growing old?”