Campfire Chronicles: Stories After Dark

Come join us at the campfire today to talk about dealing with anxiety during uncertain times. Reading from Painted Red for Tale Thursday.

Honoring the late Frederick Douglas by reading from his autobiography. This #StorySunday brings you an untitled poem to listen to at the campfire.

It’s been a long week for Texas. Come to the campfire and hear first hand what it was like. Continuing from the previous Tale Thursday and reading a snippet from If I Lose, the second book in the Burn Our Houses Down Series.

In this episode at the campfire, we talk about learning to accept the times when you’re not at your greatest and how your past effects how you are today. Reading from Burn Our Houses Down on its 8 year anniversary.

At the campfire today, we’re discussing loss and reading “Reality.” This poem encompasses how we experience loss and how it changes us. TW: Infant loss

It’s black history month! Learn how Positive was created and hear the first few pages of the novella tonight at the campfire.

Why do writers do what they do? Take a dive into the world of a writer to see why they choose to tell stories and how it helps them.

This week on #TaleThursday, we’re talking about your worst nightmares and reading the short story, “The Mirror Man.” Will he keep you up tonight too?

Come sit down by the campfire and listen to the true story, Stained Glass Windows. Explore how memory affects every aspect of your life. Trigger warning: Rape/Sexual assault, death.