Inktober Update & Preptober
Inktober is over half way over and as of this writing I am caught up but by the time this posts–well, we’ll see. This year has been more challenging for […]
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CR Elliott
I'm a writer and artist with an avid interest in imaginative worlds that explore the beautiful and wonderous alongside the tragic, dark and sorrowful.
Starchild Series on Patreon
I have often debated posting more about my fiction on my site but for a variety of reasons I have held back. The biggest reason is that the internet is […]
2019 And the Joys of Reading
I wouldn’t call 2019 the worst year of my life because I don’t think it is ever useful to compare the highs and lows of life. It has been a […]
Inktober 2019
Last year was my first Inktober and I approached it with trepidation because I wasn’t terribly confident in my artistic abilities, particularly as compared to the phenomenal talent that participates […]
Sorrow in the Blood
If I were to pick a word for 2019 it would be LOSS. I was prepared for the loss of my mother because her decade long decline had made it […]
Calloway is Shades of Nin
I’m not especially keen to jump on this bandwagon but I found myself attracted to a familiar dynamic in Caroline Calloway, one I saw once in Anais Nin that is […]
Camp NaNoWriMo and What’s Next?
This post is a little late because I’ve been on a much needed vacation which involved nothing so exciting as not having anything scheduled and a little day trip to […]
Camp NaNoWriMo, Setbacks and Moving Forward
As you might know, I have been making progress with my Starchild series by scrapping my old drafts and staring all over again. I decided to participate in Camp […]
Goodreads Review: Trapeze (Anais Nin 1947-1955)
Trapeze: The Unexpurgated Diary of Anaïs Nin, 1947–1955 by Anaïs Nin My rating: 5 of 5 stars Anais at her most brittle but the result is a greater glimpse into […]
June Check-in
How is it June already? I’m still sorting myself out, trying to catch up on a variety of projects and opportunities that all seem to be ready to be tackled […]
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