Month: February 2020

by David Ben-Ami February 26, 2020 8
Writing

‘I Had Failed Again…’ – First Page Reveal

As I continue battling through the query trenches (for about 30 minutes every morning – the rest of the dayContinue Reading

by David Ben-Ami February 21, 2020 14
Writing

Microfiction – They Told Me They Only Wanted To Help

“I don’t understand.  They told me they only wanted to help.” My voice came out in a whisper, my eyesContinue Reading

by David Ben-Ami February 19, 2020 17
Writing

The Art Of Struggling

“If you don’t challenge yourself, you won’t succeed.” – a million different people, probably.

by David Ben-Ami February 15, 2020 5
Writing

Microfiction – Guys, Is Now Really The Right Time To Have This Conversation?

Guys, Is Now Really The Right Time To Have This Conversation? “I’ve told you before, and I’ll tell you again,Continue Reading

by David Ben-Ami February 14, 2020 2
Writing

Happy Valentine’s Day

Roses are red, Violets are blue, Writing is my Valentine, Sorry Sara, it’s true.   That’s it’s. That’s the wholeContinue Reading

by David Ben-Ami February 13, 2020 6
Lifestyle Writing

Today’s Word: Discipline

On those days that the inspiration is running low, what do we do? Do we shrug and say, “Okay, maybeContinue Reading

by David Ben-Ami February 12, 2020 8
Writing

Microfiction – Reunion

Icy butterflies fluttered back and forth inside my ribcage, refusing to let me forget just how excited I was.  ItContinue Reading

by David Ben-Ami February 11, 2020 6
Writing

Love Letter To A Shoe – Free Verse Poetry

I used to love a shoe, the way it would take me through all the puddles of despair, allowing meContinue Reading

by David Ben-Ami February 10, 2020 13
Writing

Neil Gaiman Starts The Week Off Right

If he wasn’t also one of my favorite storytellers of all time, Neil Gaiman could make a living churning outContinue Reading

by David Ben-Ami February 9, 2020 4
Writing

Microfiction – Ghosts

Nicholas heard her call again. Standing here, at night, with only the moon and stars on his side, he hadContinue Reading