March Free Fiction: Wouldn't You Like To Be A Red-Winged Blackbird?
Spring returns with birdsong and melting snow, but for Max, the season carries more than new beginnings. Armed with her camera and a childhood tradition, she heads...
Recent Ramblings
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The Junk Pile
“To invent, you need a good imagination and a pile of junk.” ~ Thomas Edison Little Miss Muse and I stand in the near-empty spare bedroom. Her stilettos echo...
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BiBi is a Bag Lady
A month ago, I embarked on a completely out-of-character-for-me trip with a certifiable Disney Nut. My friend has won medals in Mouse and Castle enthusiasm, not to mention a trophy...
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Real-Deal Chocolate
A transparency post this week. I attempted whimsical snark, and the piece fell flat. I knew it. Little Miss Muse knew it and tucked her bottle rockets and lavender glitter...
About the Author
Beth enjoys chucking words into sentences then standing back to see what magic—or mayhem—falls out, crafting tales in mystery, sci-fi, fantasy, and general “slice of life” fiction.
She couldn’t accomplish this without the help of her tutu-clad Little Miss Muse and Trudi the Concrete Office Goose, who’s partial to superhero capes.
Her stories have appeared in multiple publications, including Pulphouse Fiction Magazine and Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, and in multiple fiction anthologies. She’s received several Honorable Mentions from Writers of the Future. Her lighthearted blog peeks into the writing life as she pokes fun of herself and her circus of a life.
Follow the antics of Little Miss Muse and Trudi, read Beth’s blog (she might have burned down her kitchen last week), and discover the stories here at bapaul.com.