WritePersona

    Alone In Bad Company, Page 265 Recently published Rabbit Hole Weirdness #9 contains my short story “Alone In Bad Company.” It’s a sto...

    Son Davis, Doug, and me at the finish line ILLINOIS ADVENTURE   Last week I was traveling with Doug in Illinois. He ran the Chicag...

  SKETCHES TO THE SHOW   Yesterday I took to the Cantey building on the State Fairgrounds the two drawings I’m submitting for the ...

    FLAME-OUT Yesterday’s Festival   The wash-out was my sweat-soaked underwear. Most people on the grounds at the Arts & ...

  MEETING AT THE MARKET   Yesterday at the Fall Arts & Crafts Market while selling copies of my books I met Jacob, a senior at I...

  Barbara Evers, Fantasy writer  SPOTLIGHT ON LOCAL AUTHORS   I sat in on Readers & Writers lunch and book presentation Tuesday at Z...

    MARK THE DATE It’s going to be a perfect day with perfect weather, presumably cooler than now, for an outdoor event—The Fall Arts &...

  WANT WORM  Today, after reading in A Sense of the Mysterious, it seems like I’ve been shortchanged. With so much intelligence in the wor...

    IS IT POETRY OR DOGGEREL?   Poets are urged to write verses that reimagine life, rather than report it. We are cautioned against...

  Too Long in the Company of Rain appears in this issue   THERE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN LONERS “Too Long in the Company of Rain” is a short sto...

  I hope to see you this weekend! SC’S BIGGEST LOCAL AUTHOR EVENT IT’S FREE   Read Freely Fest Sat., March 28 (9am – 6pm) & ...

  The hand of the future?    AI vs Human Writing I was shocked that I preferred A.I.’s excerpts to actual human writing in a recent NY...

AUTHORS YOU NEED TO MEET  Mark the date April 1 at 5:30 pm! Please! I’m taking the stage with other author luminaries in the Columbia area. ...

Check out my poem in Last Stanza   POEMS ABOUT "THE NEIGHBORHOOD" My poem “Downtown Neighborhood” has been pub...

  My foggy backyard this morning Weather as Inspiration Remember some of the old novels (and movies) with foggy scenes. Sherlock Holmes...

  FULL MOON in CAROLINA View from my patio last night  The moon is earth's only relative in a universe that is so full of stars but so l...

  A LOOK AT WORDS AND NUMBERS I suppose most writers are fascinated by words, as I am. Recently in a poem I wrote, I take the position tha...