In my blog you will find short stories, information about the wheel of the year as well as some blog posts about the subjects I tutor in and in general about my view of the world.
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Samhain Activities: A Question of Perspective
What are fitting activities for the beginning of November? This article offers inspiration for gardening, reading, music mediation and more.
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Story Challenge March 2024 – Levels
Lord Butterworth picked a very inauspicious day to have a fight about superiority with Healer Lillian.
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Story Challenge February 2024 – Murmur
The end of an era means decisions have to be made. What will Lillian let got of: The plans for her own life or her old teacher?
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Story Challenge January 2024 – Exchange
My contribution to the deadlinesforwriters short story challenge January 2024. The prompt was „exchange“ and the required word count was 1200. Cover photo by Matt Benson on Unsplash. The contents of the cauldron bubbled fiercely. In the candlelit room of the cottage, she stood at the hearth, humming under her breath. In the far corner,…
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Flash Fiction Part 3
This is the third and last batch of flash fiction stories from my taking part in the challenge with deadlinesforwriters.
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Flash Fiction Part 2
This is the second batch of flash fiction stories from my taking part in the challenge with deadlinesforwriters.
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Story Challenge April 2024 – Teach
My fourth short story in 2023 and my 14th story with deadlinesforwriters.com: Not everyone likes German cuisine. A story about roots, being normal and language barriers.
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Flash Fiction Part 1
This is the first batch of flash fiction stories from my taking part in the challenge with deadlinesforwriters.
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Story Challenge March 2023 – Lady
My third short story in 2023 and my 13th story with deadlinesforwriters.com: Life at Flatworth House would certainly be much more enjoyable without the frequent visitations and all the banging noises.
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Story Challenge February 2023 – Blossom
My second short story in 2023 and my 12th story with deadlinesforwriters.com: After three years of training, Lillian finally learns that being liked and passing tests is less important than standing tall.
