Tag Archives: Christine E. Ray

Daily Creativity Prompt – Darker Objects

In honor of its 5th anniversary, Indie Blu(e) Publishing and Brave & Reckless are teaming up this November to sponsor a series of 30 daily creativity prompts, comprised of the titles of our 25 published books and four upcoming titles, along with a couple fun phrases to round it out. We think our book titlesContinue reading “Daily Creativity Prompt – Darker Objects”

Through the Looking Glass – Christine E. Ray

my eyes rarely rise to meet reflection they slide away unconsciously unseen unseeing once, long gazes into mirrored glass were moments of self-indulgence self-reflection self-assurance but time, pain have taken their toll brightly lit bare-faced self-inventory has lost its charm only in steam-fogged moments do eyes boldly gaze through the looking glass seeking recognition ©Continue reading “Through the Looking Glass – Christine E. Ray”

Daily Creativity Prompt – Composition of a Woman

In honor of its 5th anniversary, Indie Blu(e) Publishing and Brave & Reckless are teaming up this November to sponsor a series of 30 daily creativity prompts, comprised of the titles of our 25 published books and four upcoming titles, along with a couple fun phrases to round it out. We think our book titlesContinue reading “Daily Creativity Prompt – Composition of a Woman”

Daily Creativity Prompt – The Myths of Girlhood

In honor of its 5th anniversary, Indie Blu(e) Publishing and Brave & Reckless are teaming up this November to sponsor a series of 30 daily creativity prompts, comprised of the titles of our 25 published books and four upcoming titles, along with a couple fun phrases to round it out. We think our book titlesContinue reading “Daily Creativity Prompt – The Myths of Girlhood”

Free Verse Revolution’s Kristiana Reed Reviews Darker Objects

Since discovering Christine E. Ray’s work in 2016, it has been clear that Ray’s objective within the writing community goes beyond simply sharing her work with others. Ray is a brilliant fosterer of talent as shown in her contributions and dedications to several collectives and in the establishment of Indie Blu(e) Publishing. There is aContinue reading “Free Verse Revolution’s Kristiana Reed Reviews Darker Objects”