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We're glad you're here! It's the First Wednesday of the month, when we celebrate IWSG Day in the form of a blog hop featuring members and guests of the Insecure Writer's Support Group. Founded by author Alex Cavanaugh (Thank you, Captain!) and fostered by like-minded associates, IWSG is a comfortable place to share views and literary news as we record our journeys. Check out our newsletter here

The awesome cohosts for this month’s postings are:  Kalpana, Kim Lajevardi, Rebecca Douglass, Jennifer Lane, and Cathrina Constantine!

 Today’s entirely optional question:

November 4th question – As a writer, do you have favorite themes that you like to explore in your stories? If so, what are they?

My stories typically involve ordinary dilemmas with supernatural outcomes because sometimes it is the only way to achieve the desired outcome. Since I write (or have written) for every age group, audience maturity does dictate the subject matter as well as the complexity of each story.

Seasons drape the carefree playgrounds of stories I create for children, while irony nudges wizened minds into glancing one more time.

To my mind, I’ve yet to write a great mystery. Perhaps once I figure out the ones (mysteries; that is) I have, I will get back on my game again and write one. For now, I shall impatiently wait for the creative juices to flow again so that I might finish (at least) one of the four WIPs I have going on by year’s end. I have already purchased a pint of strawberry ice cream for this occasion!

What are you working on?

Happy Thanksgiving!