The Wolfe's (Writing) Den

Here dwells a creative writer

Welcome to the Wolfe's (Writing) Den

I’m J.C. Wolfe (or Jay C. Wolfe, hence the name of my blog). I’m a fiction writer and aspiring author of fantasy and science fiction novels.

This is my blog, where I share my thoughts on various creative writing topics, my original stories and poetry, and eventually information about my books.

Feel free to explore my site and follow my blog! I hope you enjoy your stay! Happy reading!

Who is J.C. Wolfe?

J.C. Wolfe is the artistic alter ego of a shy, nerdy 20-something-year-old biologist with a colorful imagination and a lifelong dream of being a fiction writer. She is a born-and-raised American, and after finishing grad school six thousand miles away in the exotic southern region of Brazil, she once again resides in her true home in California. Her favorite literary genres are fantasy and science fiction, and she hides behind a gender-neutral pen name while she weaves her endless thoughts and daydreams into stories meant to touch hearts and inspire the imagination of any soul who might cross her path.

Word of the Week

Word of the Week: Insidious

Word: insidious Pronunciation: in-SI-dee-əs Part of Speech: adjective Definition: proceeding in a gradual, subtle way, but with harmful effects Source: Oxford Dictionaries Bird Chorus: He's a nasty bird! Nigel: I'm insidious. Bird Chorus: He's ghastly! Nigel: Oh, I'm...

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Word of the Week: Terraform

Word: terraform Pronunciation: TE-rə-form Part of Speech: verb Definition: transform a planet so as to resemble the earth, especially so that it can support human life Source: Oxford Dictionaries Earth Day was this past weekend, but I'd still like to acknowledge the...

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Word of the Week: Prognosticate

Word: prognosticate Pronunciation: prahɡ-NAH-stə-kayt Part of Speech: verb Definition: foretell or prophesy an event in the future Source: Oxford Dictionaries Today's vocabulary entry is about another word I happened to pick up from Oxford Dictionaries' Word of the...

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Creative Writing Blog

The Perks of Being a Fiction Writer

Remember that post I shared last week about the hard truths of being a writer? Well, fear not; I promise you that was only half of the big picture. After all, why would anyone choose to write if it only ever brought misery? Being a writer can be just as rewarding as...

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6 Hard Truths No One Tells You About Being a Writer

So you want to be a writer. Fantastic! But have you thought it through? Do you know what it really takes to be a writer? You might think you do, but if you're only looking through rose-colored glasses at the glamour of being a famous author, you may be shocked to find...

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3 Ways Being in Love Can Inspire Your Writing

There's nothing quite like being in love, and for a writer who's passionate about romance, it can be a gold mine of inspiration. I know that ever since I fell in love (most recently), I've found it much easier to write romantic stories and poetry, and even fiction in...

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Hot Off the Press

Spying Wonders (Ronovan Writes Haiku Challenge #144)

Wonders of the sky Such lovely shapes in the clouds That we spy above These curious minds Ponder this blossoming love And see everything Through these secret eyes Everything is beautiful Our wonderful life My responses to Ronovan Writes' Weekly Haiku Challenge #144:...

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Defending Science

Celebrate the Earth And its natural treasures That sustain all life Take care of your home Recycle, reuse, reduce And preserve the world Science is the key To defending all life from Total destruction Save our dear planet Defend the environment March on this Earth...

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Follow the Bunny

If you enjoy the sweetest snack, Be sure to follow every track: A set of paw prints leading back Outside into the dawn. You catch a glimpse of something white That came to visit in the night To bring you treats and sweet delight: A bunny on your lawn! You look down at...

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