
Both of these drawings were drawn upside down and then highlighted in charcoal pencil.

Both of these drawings were drawn upside down and then highlighted in charcoal pencil.

“I’m not as bad as you may think I am.”
“Shut up evil one.”
“Oh, gonna resort to name calling. Okay, yeah I’m the big bad wolf. I do have street creds to uphold but I’m not a bad guy.”
“You ate my grandmother.”
“Hello, I am a wolf. I eat meat, Red”
“Well your meat eating days are over…”
You can’t kill me Red…you and I go way back…”
“If you call going way back..you trying to kill me every time we meet. What’s the deal with that anyway?”
“It is nothing personal, I’m a wolf.”

The cow was drawn upside down. I then highlighted the cow using charcoal pencil and soft pastels.
Lucky 13th volume offering of poems from the Jersey Shore.
— Read on hubpages.com/literature/poems-from-the-Jersey-Shore-vol13-unfinished-works
These are some of my partial poems.
A short story about answering an add for a Guardian Angel
— Read on hubpages.com/literature/the-annoying-angel-a-short-story
Be careful of what you want. It may come to pass.

“We are not getting married.”
“Why not? I love you!
“No Frank, you just think you’re in love with me.”
“What…Dolores that’s ridiculous. My every thought is of you. I go to bed at night, you’re on my mind. I get up in the morning, you’re on my mind. If that is not love I don’t know what love is.”
“Frank you have to let it go. You know I can’t be with you. We are from two different worlds.”
“It shouldn’t matter if we love…”
“Frank, I’m a ghost you have to let me go to move on.”

The drawing was done upside down then highlighted using charcoal pencil.
Two longer flash fiction stories.
— Read on letterpile.com/creative-writing/three-longer-flash-fiction-stories-from-the-beach-vol-2

I drew these to pictures using The upside down drawing method. Where the image I used was inverted. I then highlighted the drawings in charcoal pencil and soft pastel.