by Jayne Martin, Writer | Jan 11, 2021 | Writing Life
I woke up in a fog this morning. Not the usual where my brain needs a leaf blower to clear out the residue from the night before, but an actual pea-soup fog such that the world below my little hilltop bungalow had completely vanished from sight. Many years ago, the...
by Jayne Martin, Writer | Jul 15, 2020 | Writing Life
Saying Goodbye to a Beloved Pet The crow alights on my balcony, perching on the railing, peering inside one window, then hopping around to another, before flying off only to return the next day and the next for a week. It is written that at death, crows are escorts of...
by Jayne Martin, Writer | Apr 30, 2020 | Publication
I have the attention span of a gnat these days. Although, knowing nothing about gnats other than their persistence at annoyance, maybe that’s not a good example. I would look for other examples, but I can’t concentrate long enough. I was thrilled to finally have time...
by Jayne Martin, Writer | Apr 8, 2020 | Writing Life
This may seem odd, although that anything in today’s world would be perceived as odd anymore is hard to fathom, but the thing I find myself absolutely fixated on since the deadly Covid-19 uprooted all normalcy has been the absence of air traffic. Such a seemingly...
by Jayne Martin, Writer | Mar 26, 2020 | Interview
The Wine, Women and Words podcast is live now. It was a total blast and the fun we had doing it really comes through. As they put it on their website: Settle in for a mini writer’s workshop on flash fiction with author Jayne Martin as we discuss her newest...
