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Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts

Thursday, September 13, 2012

Diving headfirst once more

Weeks ago, I started posting videos to YouTube as part of a project to give you all a little change in the Life In Fiction routine.

Unfortunately, college got in the way, and things have been a little hectic since move-in day. But.......

Don't fear!

I have three new videos to share with you (one will be posted each week).

This first video is a simple reading of a relatively new piece, titled: "Pete Rose".

Enjoy!





Also, be sure to check out the Kindle version of my book. Until Sunday, the download is free, and (for a limited time) the full paperback edition is being offered for a discounted price of $12.00.

Be sure to get a copy while you can!

Fate drives me.

~Chris

Thursday, August 23, 2012

Sun-gazing

photo by Kristen Nicholl
I find myself at a time of huge inspiration drawn from a completely wonderful friend...but hardly do I have any time to write. It's kind of pissing me off... Oh well, I guess that's the life of a college student, eh?

This next piece is about a week or two old and was drawn from the ideas generated by the picture to the left (which is also the blog's background image).

Let me know what you think. Next week will be another video installment from me and (hopefully) some fresh writing. 
Enjoy!

"One like no other"


“She puts too many thoughts in my mind,” I whisper, half dead. My back against the stony ground, my will against the world…The sun comes down so brightly, and the dull ache in my skull only worsens. “I wonder if she knows what she’s doing.” I sigh, the heavy motion pushing another stone into my back. I wince but convince myself to leave it. “At least pain means I’m still alive.”
“Hi!” she whispers in my mind. “What’s your name?”
“What’s my name, eh?” I smirk. “Like that ever mattered.” Back-track a few months, back to when we first met on a bet from my best friend. “ ‘Go get her!’ he said. ‘You’ll have fun!’ he said.” My heart jumps as I remember the first kiss we both enjoyed. The sweet taste of the raspberries she enjoys still lingers. “Why couldn’t everything be so good?” And so the sun shines down. “I swear I’ll never fall for her again.” So I get up and brush the stones from my bare back.
“Steven!” she yells from our house not far away. “Come back in, there’re clouds rolling in.” I follow without concern, a heavy mind dragging behind.
The rain soon follows and so do my regrets. By our humble fireplace her eyes shine so radiantly, I can’t help but want a taste. A stunning smile and a jealous kiss. How could I possibly resist? I’ll always be falling and wanting her on my mind.




Fate drives me.
~Chris

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

Patience: Vlog


Hey, this is Alex reading you one of my poems, Patience. There is supposed to music playing in the background, but that didn't work. So just so you know "Sunshine of your love" is what is supposed to be playing. haha :) Anyways...Enjoy!
Grace be with you,
Alex S.

Monday, August 6, 2012

I gave her my heart...

Good evening everyone!

Chris here, bringing you the first of Life In Fiction's new dramatic poetry readings. Although I'm the speaker on this one, you should definitely expect the rest of the crew to join in once their turns come around.

Enjoy!





Also don't forget to check out my first published novel, Memories of Autumn: Shattered Lies.

The entire, thrilling story about Alex Arlington's first bouts as a teenage slasher is now available for $15.99 at Createspace.com!

Need more information? Perfectly reasonable.

Just click over to Nuvola Nove Online right now to read more about the Memories of Autumn series.




Fate drives me.

~Chris

Thursday, July 26, 2012

A message from Chris



Watch as I reveal some important news about the future of the blog and my new novella, Memories of Autumn: Shattered Lies.





Memories of Autumn: Shattered Lies reading/purchasing options

Support independent publishing: Buy this book on Lulu.
Paperback copy

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EBook [digital copy] (Epub format). Adobe Digital Editions works perfectly as e-reader.


A Kindle edition also available.
(The Windows 8, PC, Android, and Google Chrome apps all work awesomely.)