• Briar-Sting

    Briar-Sting

    Too much at once in love, followed by too little.
    from 8 reviews.
    Romance  Poetry

  • The Winter Tale

    The Winter Tale

    A magical PI finds more than she bargained for.
    from 6 reviews.
    Fantasy  Fiction

  • How It Flies

    How It Flies

    A reflection on time.
    from 7 reviews.
    Commentary and Philosophy  Poetry


K. Olsen: Is anyone else having trouble replying to reviews? I can’t get my replies to go through.
    Jesse James Doty: There is a minimum of words required before the review will go through. Check to see if you are writing enough.
    I hope that helps. -


FanStory wrote to K. Olsen: Congratulations! Gravity and Milkweed won the contest "What Is Love Poetry"
    Wendy G: Congratulations! A well deserved win. -
    Yardier: Congratulations! Thanks for sharing your Montana heart of gold. -


FanStory wrote to K. Olsen: A Reflection of Home finished second in the contest "A Tribute to Your Home Town"


FanStory wrote to K. Olsen:
Sharp as Arrows was posted today. It is a Milestone Post. Post number 300!


K. Olsen: Added some of the poems together for a second collection called Songs of Recovery.


FanStory wrote to K. Olsen: Congratulations! The Shelter of Thorns won the contest "No Rules Poetry Contest"
    Gloria ....: They got it right. Very well done. :)) -
    PoemsOfDD: This was a great entry and worthy win. Congratulations. -


K. Olsen: I cannot tell if I made a mistake with that last poem. I guess the word choice of unbecoming might not have been clear, unfortunately. I just could NOT think of another way to phrase it.


K. Olsen: Going back to adding chapters of "Within the Bone" that I have posted elsewhere, just for the feedback.


K. Olsen: Hopefully the latest chapter in Shattered Circle is not too technical. I know it handles swordsmanship, so there is a definite danger there. If someone could let me know if it is too much, I would appreciate it.


K. Olsen: Lioness of Shadi is in motion again! Finally!


K. Olsen: So I started The Shattered Circle here and I have expanded on it, but it ended up having a lot of (expected) darker elements. If anyone has thoughts on whether that should be shared or not, let me know. I am still learning site culture, since I am not on here a ton.
    Fleedleflump: Writing should not have limits, and I've always been supported on site in the past, even with some very dark content. Just make sure there's fair warning at the top of the page :-).

    Mike -
    Sandra Nelms-Ludwig: Most of my poems are dark. Write what you feel and remember to put the specific warning you need at the top. -


FanStory wrote to K. Olsen: Work of a Daughter finished first in the contest "What Is Love"
    Sandra Nelms-Ludwig: Congratulations young lady! I knew when I read your poem and awarded it a six that you had the possible winner. you had my vote! -


K. Olsen: I had to rewrite Chapter 14 of Lioness, which meant it was split into two chapters, so it might be a little wonky for whoever has been reading that.


FanStory wrote to K. Olsen: She Loves Me Not finished second in the contest "Unrequited Love"


FanStory wrote to K. Olsen: A Loving Lens finished first in the contest "If You Were An Artist..."