Category Archives: Writing Adventures

Posts related to Leah’s work: past, present, and future. Hopefully, these posts will shed some light on her writing routine, moments of clarity, and flights of fancy.

A Hard Copy Girl in an eReader’s World

The below post is my response to a terrific opinion piece, “The Future of Books,” over at Writing. Family. Life. Please check out the original piece and then come back to read my response. Why am I posting my response … Continue reading

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Are You Friends with the Green-Eyed Monster?

Or, are you the Green-Eyed Monster’s nemesis? Recent events have forced me to contemplate a major source of conflict in relationships: jealousy. It’s crazy the extent to which some people will go to feel in control of the person they … Continue reading

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Wanna-Be Poetry: Silly Little Girl

This poem came to me Thursday night after I’d written “Sacrifice.” Almost a prequel, if you will. It kinda reveals a bit more about Josh and Hanna, their relationship dynamic and hints at their future. As always I appreciate any … Continue reading

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Short Fiction Friday: Sacrifice

Sacrifice by Leah Saylor-Abney Not until the blade inched into Hanna’s chest did she realize the consequences were real. She stared up at Josh’s frozen gaze while her mind exploded with thoughts and feelings she’d meant to express long ago … Continue reading

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31-Year Old Blogger Feared Missing: Later Found Buried Under Work

Okay, maybe it’s not so nice to poke fun at Tiffany Tehan; however, the above blog headline just flowed out my fingertips and who am I to argue with my fingers? Plus, my whole objective in publishing a post today … Continue reading

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Goals for 2010 – The First Three Months

Nails dragged across a chalkboard. Two pieces of Styrofoam rubbed together. George Dubya giving a speech. All are infinitely more appealing than progress analysis, a crucial step in goal achievement. How do I know where I’m at in my plan … Continue reading

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Short Fiction Friday: Dawn’s Aftermath

PREFACE: David’s story keeps coming in reverse chronological order and I’m just going with it. All comments are appreciated; crits are cherished! “Dawn’s Aftermath” by Leah Saylor-Abney Wake up! Breathe, dammit! David sucked in a large gulp of air and … Continue reading

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Man Repellent of the Feline Persuasion

Whilst I cleaned the litter boxes and endured the scent of ammonia and feces – part of a daily ritual my cats gather to watch – I contemplated today’s post and decided it was time to pay homage to the … Continue reading

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