When Dora Harding purchases a rare desk at her best friend's antique shop in New York, she never expected there to be an old letter written on the Titanic, in a part of the cabinet that was supposed to be closed shut. And even more so, she never thought that the letter would be addressed to her.

New Orleans native Corinne Broussard still hasn't gotten over her ex-fiancé two years after he left her for another woman. She has tried hard in the past to get over him, but she's still hung up on him and frequently dreams of them getting back together again, though the dreams are weird to her. Her ex-fiance is in old-fashioned clothes and so is she. Though, in the dreams there is always someone else there. Another man. Someone familiar, yet unfamiliar to her. It's always the same dream too and ends in a massive housefire.

Everything changes when in the French Quarter around midnight, Corinne hears an unusual chamber orchestra in the middle of Jackson Square during Mardi Gras. After the candelight chamber orchestra concert is over, in the midst of it all, she literally runs into a frantic stranger, one of the musicians who claims to have had his flute stolen. It's the other man that she's been dreaming of for the last two years.

365 days of writing exercises. Started on Sept 29 2017, and will end on September's 29 2018. 

Exercises taken from Brian Kiteleys book of writing exercises, The 3 A.M. Epiphany.

Where I discuss the various forms of synesthesia, a disorder where two senses collide, such as music and color.

It is not quite common, only a small percentage of people have synesthesia, or various forms of it. However, there are several forms of synesthesia and if you think you might have it, go check out Good Mythical Morning's video on synesthesia. Just type in GMM Synesthesia or Rhett and Link synesthesia and it should link you right to the test!

Blurb coming soon.

Follow Mark as he ventures to become a doctor and tries to find the right woman!

Elizabeth Wilcox is a young girl who has recently moved to Madison Lake, Louisiana after leaving her childhood home of Talisheek. She is curious about the town mansion.

Set in the worst time of the Great Depression, Elizabeth must learn to grow up quickly as she makes friends with someone the townspeople find repulsive, idiotic and someone not to be associated with.

Ten year-old Violet Hudson falls in love with the piano after hearing Alexander Kafka, a renowned collegiate level child prodigy at a world class competition. She vows that she would become as prolific as him -- and as famous. Seven years later, she is hailed as a prodigy.  She is endowed with a scholarship for one of New York's most prestigious music conservatories and she accepts it, knowing that it will help advance her in her musical talents. When she competes at her first world famous competition, she never expects the music conservatory's most talented student, Alexander Kafka, to sabotage her every move.

She was something no one else could ever be or even dream to become. Maria Soto’s life was nothing special. Immersed in her passion of teaching the world and writing to her heart’s content, Maria never expected to be thrusted into an extraordinary circumstances. The Origami Girl, the strange one, the witch. With constant humiliation and abuse, Inez LeBlanc’s only sanctuary is in Maria Soto’s company and her origami.

When darkness engulfs the world, the monsters come out to play. This is the misadventures of one of these monsters. Gregory de Lyons was a man - his old life was destroyed and his new life was on the verge of collapse. Will destiny define his fate or will he finally decide his own? Will he be able to save the ones that he loves or will he be lost forever?