Author Archives: Magen Toole

My summer vacation starts this week. No more classes, no more books, and all of that good stuff. I’d intended to take classes over the summer so I can finish up my degree instead of waiting for the fall, but … Continue reading →

What’s your name? David Way, but I’ve always gone by my middle name Casey. David Way is my father’s name. I really don’t understand the point of giving your kids your name; it kind of just turns your children into … Continue reading →

I have a new scribbling in the Writing section today. It’s a short short scene from my upcoming horror project The Flesh Trap. Character analysis and relationship drama ahoy. Consider it a preview of things to come. The conversation they … Continue reading →

I’m engaging in a bit of spring cleaning around here. Putting up new images, fiddling with my CSS code, pondering new pages and content additions. Pardon the dust, I just felt this place was in need of a change. It’s … Continue reading →

Three characters, five questions. A meme borrowed from Melissa Dominic and her Dark Dark Cities. These are the guys hanging around in my head.

I want to be your precious thing, your soft-and-sweet, your honey bee. Let me give you my arms and legs beneath the elbows and the knees. I’ll crawl for you; walk hunch-back on the slender points for hands and feet … Continue reading →

I come bearing new old fiction. This is a story I salvaged and rewrote about two weeks ago, then then handed off to John David Brown to see if he could do anything interesting with it. Some of you may … Continue reading →

I’m working closely with two characters in particular lately, named Dan Crowley and Casey Way. Dan is a quiet guy from New Jersey who got himself an English degree and not much else. He’s tall and blond and average all … Continue reading →

I come from a place and space in time where love has become a cheapened thing. Don’t get me wrong. Love itself is fine. That’s kind of a given. I don’t think anybody with even half a brain rattling around … Continue reading →