It’s been a little over a year since white supremacist hate groups marched through the streets of Charlottesville, chanting slogans such as “Jews will not replace us,” “whose streets, our streets,” and “white lives matter.” This terrorist event led to one girl’s death and many others being injured. Since this …
Last time, I posted a short story “Gift of Healing” to advertise for my upcoming eBook, Mabutay’s Lyric. This month’s post is…pretty much the same. As is the case with “Gift of Healing,” “Bottle of Insanity” will feature characters that appear in the ebook. Hope you enjoy! Bottle of Insanity …
A few months ago, I decided to try something different and posted a short story called “The Pod.” Here’s my second short story, but this time it’s part of a series of short stories written for my upcoming eBook, Mabutay’s Lyric: Book 1 in Tales of Anino. These short stories will …
Disney has been trending on reboots for a while, hasn’t it? From Sleeping Beauty to Cinderella to Beauty and the Beast, they insist on translating their animated features to live-action remakes, whether we asked for them or not. Most of the time, they range from passable (101 Dalmatians, Cinderella) to …
So apparently Marvel decided to bump its release date for Avengers: Infinity Wars from early May to April 27 (only fifteen days from the release of this blogpost). To celebrate its early arrival, I’ll be sharing some trivia about the heroes we know, love, and in some cases laugh with. …
In the movie Secondhand Lions, the three main characters often allude to Hub McCann’s “What every boy should know about being a man” speech. Though we only hear a snippet of it, the idea of becoming an adult still ties into the coming-of-age story unfolding for our young main character, …
So I thought I’d do something different with my blog and try my hand at short stories. Why? Because it’s my blog and I can. Enjoy! The Pod A short story by LG Alfonso Wake. Submit. Sleep. Repeat. This is my life. I wake up and always see dark. A …
My parents got me a copy of Judy Blume’s Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret for my last birthday. I read it in a day and finished with mixed thoughts. I mulled over the fact that the main character talks to God despite belonging to no religion. She looks …
Over the last few months, we’ve had a lot of women come forward and share stories of how (and in some cases, who) they were sexually harassed or assaulted. The response to the #MeToo movement…varied, to say the least. Some negative responders opted not to leave their vacation home in …
When you think of online personalities, who comes to mind? For me, it’s the Nostalgia Critic. Since 2008, he’s posted reviews of movies from the past. When he’s not losing his mind over bad screenplays, he’s losing his mind over bad comedy. If he isn’t going crazy about strange CGI …
