No-Tell Ink

Herein lay the words and imagery collected and created. Stories best unsaid. But written nonetheless.

Welcome to My World

Along with the mini stories that spring to mind, there will be the occasional update or tease about my book in progress: The Tourist

Welcome to No-Tell Ink. Grab your bags, and I will lead you to your room.

I regret to inform you, but there is only one room available. Room 13.

  • The Tourist

    Someone once said, ‘The eyes are the window to the soul’. For many, that is a cool phrase to describe how you can learn a lot by just watching someone. Most can’t hide their feelings and thoughts, if you look hard enough. For Charlotte, it was so much more. She can open those windows, and…

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  • Destiny

    When she was little, all she wanted to do was put on her princess dress, and twirl around the room, mostly by standing on her father’s feet while he did the twirling. From a young age, her family felt she was destined to be on stage, performing. She took ballet all throughout elementary and middle…

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  • The Merger

    It was unheard of at the time. A start-up tech company merging with a major financial banking company. Investment Associates bought into Advanced Imagination. The jokes about the money farmer IAAIo made more headlines than the actual event. That was fine with the two companies. Monday came, and a new stock ticker hit the market,…

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  • Boom Boom Origami

    Bob “Boom Boom” Bowdon sat, folded up like a piece of origami, in the back of the clown car, wondering where everyone was. He was the last one to leave the car, but he had to have someone pull the cord to let him out. His stunt that he was known for was to explode…

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  • Fear of three little letters.

    Why? I hate writing that word. I don’t have the patience to wait for a reply from a written query. Google, ChatGPT, Alexa. They can all tell me faster than waiting for someone else to get off their ass and reply. I was always asking that question when I was a kid. It drove my…

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