Bestselling author Beth Kempton regularly hosts tiny poem challenges. The task is to write a poem within ten minutes using the prompt of the day. All words are mine. GLASS by Malumir R. Logan Watch the video to view the poem. Poem is also typed out below. Prompt was “glass.” Tiny autumn poem Glass by […]
Wow! One of my sheros wrote a FULL and thoughtful review about Cat Aura Tarot!! The venerable Benebell Wen, who is a well-regarded author herself, had very nice things to say about the guidebook, too! That’s actually the second time a respected author has given really positive feedback on my books. The immaculate Theresa Reid
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A collection of tiny poems I wrote to participate in the “tiny spring poem” challenge facilitated by Beth Kempton. if the possibility sits above reach, trading places with uncertainty and apprehension, waiting for the symphony’s first note, the warmup still amorphous. the unpredictability of clouds and glare can distract from the truth of dreamy pursuits
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The following poems I crafted in February 2024 as part of a 15-day “tiny winter poem” challenge by Beth Kempton, in which writers use ten minutes to develop an unedited poem. These feel quite different from my usual approach to poetry (I prefer hybrid works), but the ten-minute limit is purposeful to allow the words
The fifteenth and final in a fifteen-part short series, Meet the Writer. These posts were originally written as part of a #meetthewriter challenge facilitated by author Beth Kempton. I’ve always been one of those upholder types who keeps my commitments to myself. (Check out The Four Tendencies by Gretchen Rubin if you’re not sure what
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The fourteenth in a fifteen-part short series, Meet the Writer. These posts were originally written as part of a #meetthewriter challenge facilitated by author Beth Kempton. If I could wave a magic wand, what writing dream would I manifest? This question reminds me of a question my spouse asked me back when we were first
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The thirteenth in a fifteen-part short series, Meet the Writer. These posts were originally written as part of a #meetthewriter challenge facilitated by author Beth Kempton. Today’s prompt is to share my writing style or favourite themes in three words. True to my favourite genre(s) to write, I’m doing a combination of both styles and
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The twelfth in a fifteen-part short series, Meet the Writer. These posts were originally written as part of a #meetthewriter challenge facilitated by author Beth Kempton. As recently as a couple of months ago, I would have been hesitant to identify as a writer. This is despite my long history of writing, as I outlined
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The eleventh in a fifteen-part short series, Meet the Writer. These posts were originally written as part of a #meetthewriter challenge facilitated by author Beth Kempton. An ode to offer to writing: In a space safe to breathe and share rich testimony,Where all possibility exists, even for the othered,Is the landscape to trust the glimpses
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The tenth in a fifteen-part short series, Meet the Writer. These posts were originally written as part of a #meetthewriter challenge facilitated by author Beth Kempton. This morning’s question about championship as part of this challenge by gave me quite a moment of pause. What an important question. I think that my biggest champion for
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