My baby is dying. The one I grew from conception to birth. Then I watched it grow. Slowly, baby steps, uncertain. Sometimes stumbling. And then it grew, enou...

Owllight Creations still exists! It's official. As of today, May 7, 2020, all my 2020 shows have been cancelled until next year. There's so much uncertainty ...

No one ever said life was easy. No matter who you are, challenges will rise, the outside world constantly requires us to deal with things, sometimes fun by c...

Remember the look on a child's face when the candles are lit for their first birthday? The wonder, the excitement, (and yes, the quick grab to see little fin...

Behind the Closet Door T.C. McMullen Murray turned the front doorknob with trembling hands and opened it just a crack to the night beyond. Sweat rose on his ...

I’ve always been an era behind the times with what I like. I prefer simpler times, old styles, architecture, books, whatever I can find. I spent a good porti...

Chasing dragons and woodland creatures was a common thing in my house. It never occurred to me to not let my girls have swords (sticks) and cross bridges (fa...

I remember being a kid and being super excited when I got my first brand new shiny bike (yes, that was a thing in my day). A few weeks ago, I felt that same...

I was one lucky kid, living in the rural Pennsylvania mountains. I saw both sets of my grandparents on a regular basis but we lived in a trailer at the end o...

I started a job in advertising a year ago and had a couple things about myself become very clear. The first was that I'm capable of handling big things in a ...

Life gets hectic, we all know this. More and more it’s crazy for people. Jobs, school, demands of home, family, and/or friends. Too many of us charge throug...

Life changes. I mean, we all know this - right? Things never stay the same forever. Children grow up. We grow older. Jobs change. Relationships fluctuate. Fr...

My first book was a psychological thriller I wrote shortly after I graduated high school. To this date, Whispers of Insanity is my shortest novel and the onl...

A few years ago, while I was writing the Disillusionment Series, I set myself up for some misery. It wasn't the same old stare at a blank screen until you bl...

Mankind as a whole tends to be viewed as advanced - right? I mean, we've populated a planet, erecting houses, skyscrapers and other cons