A few years ago, my husband and his dad took our two boys on a canoe trip around the middle-of-nowhere. I hear they had a great time, fishing, camping, all that kinda stuff. I know I had my own great time while they were away, with the curtains drawn for days while I bingewatched cheesy… Continue reading dreaming up a world of nightowls
Author: A. Katherine Black
A. Katherine Black is a writer on some days and an audiologist on others. Her stories have appeared in Flash Fiction Magazine, Theaker's Quarterly Fiction, Farther Stars Than These, Seven By Twenty, and others. She lives in Maryland with her family, their cats, and her coffee machine. @akatherineblack flywithpigs.com
Crayons, vacuum bottles, and overload: updates and commentary for the modern housekeeper
I stared at the rice cooker for a few minutes this morning before breaking down and searching the cupboards for the directions. I’m at home today, so I thought I’d help my husband out by cooking up a batch of brown rice, which we both like to bring to work for lunch. He’s the one… Continue reading Crayons, vacuum bottles, and overload: updates and commentary for the modern housekeeper
Until
Check out my story "Until," appearing today in Flash Fiction Magazine!
“Tether” in TQF #61
I'm excited to have a piece in Theaker's Quarterly Fiction #61! "Tether," by A. Katherine Black Check it out!
companions
This is my writing companion. He tells me all my ideas are great, I occasionally let him sleep on my computer. It works.
“Sunset” on Farther Stars Than These!
I'm excited to have a story published today on Farther Stars Than These! Check it out! http://www.fartherstars.com/2017_11_09_archive.html
hug a writer today, or on second thought…
Many of my readers are not writers themselves, and so they may be unaware of the huge event that is Nanowrimo (National Novel Writing Month – I think, or maybe National November Writing Monstrosity -- nope -- probably not). Anyway, we’ve just stepped into the month when many writers sign up on a friendly website… Continue reading hug a writer today, or on second thought…
