Staying present, without getting stuck in your head, is the tightrope we're all walking right now. So I plucked an unfinished draft from the past, and sent it sailing towards the future.

This week's episode comes a day late, laden with grief, but bearing some happy memories from yesterday. Because we definitely need them right now.

This was a week when the best laid plans fell through. Still, there's comfort to be found in unexpected places.

Where would you go if you bought a magic carpet at a garage sale? And would you remember to bring a passport and clean underwear?

This week's story features a surprisingly upbeat ghost, and a girl who needed a confidence boost. Much like your resident storyteller, after two failed story attempts...

This week's story is a fine illustration of the difference between a good person, and a good protagonist. Also, some dad joke level humor.

This week, I wrestle with my own hubris, and my character has to face her future, and her flaws.

In this week's episode, a woman undergoes a magical transformation... into exactly what she's always been. It's unclear whether that's a reward or a curse.

In this week's episode, I retell "Red Riding Hood," because I could basically riff on anything with an Aarne-Thompson number for the rest of my life and never get bored. Fairy tales are truly the gift that keeps on giving, y'all.

This week's story plays with mirrors, monsters & machines - but which is which? In the breakdown, we go on a road trip to Fort Wayne, which is (probably) not haunted.