Taylor Rigsby
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Since my hobby became my career, I needed to find a new way to help me relax and decompress. And there are just too many stories floating around in my head!
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"Here and Now"
“Gus?... Gus!” I heard a snapping noise as soon as I recognized my name. I didn’t jump or flinch to attention, like you’re used to seeing in the movies. Instead, I just raised my head and turned my gaze slowly to discover the deep green eyes burrowing deep into my own.
By Taylor Rigsby4 months ago in Fiction
Beyond
I woke with a start - my mother's screams still ringing in my ears - and reached over tentatively with eyes still closed tight. I felt Hannah's small, warm body, firmly snuggled against her ratty, pink bunny. She breathed slowly and deeply, her sleep thankfully uninterrupted by my nightmares. The screaming instantly stopped, and the whole world was quiet once more.
By Taylor Rigsby4 months ago in Fiction
Tales of the Samurai
"Long ago in a distant land, the demon Aku, shape shifting master of darkness, unleashed an unspeakable evil. But a brave samurai warrior, wielding a magic sword, stepped forth to oppose him. Before the final blow was struck, the demon tore open a portal in time and flung him into the future, where Aku's evil was law. For many years the samurai journeyed through a strange and hostile land, seeking to return to the past and vanquish the evil that was Aku…"
By Taylor Rigsby5 months ago in Geeks
Romance in the Trenches
So, I used to work at my local branch of Half Price Books (a.k.a real happiest place on Earth). And while I was there, I was surprised by the exploding popularity of one book in particular. While the number of inquiries about Kristin Hannah’s The Women (2024) genuinely impressed me, it didn’t intrigue me enough at the time to want to read it. The only thing I knew for sure about the author is that she's a well-seasoned female-writer. That was it. But backed up by good reviews, from both critics and readers, it was a title I thought would be worth filing away for later - if I ever got the chance to really enjoy reading again.
By Taylor Rigsby6 months ago in BookClub
Magic Reborn. Top Story - July 2025.
The air whipped around them chilled by the early start of winter, and the dazzling lights of the skyline gave way to the rolling curves of the milky-way. Hecate cruised through the air lazily, half-tempted to jettison the scrappy little upstarts gliding beside her. But, her curiosity had been property piqued by this itchy-witchy little girl who had dared to seek her out in this modern age.
By Taylor Rigsby6 months ago in Fiction
"Weirdos" . Top Story - May 2025.
My heart pounded against my rib cage as my mind went completely blank. But then Pallas caught my eye from the other side of the hallway. One hand hovered over her chest and rose and fell slightly with the rhythm of her breathing. Her deep green gaze seemed to glow in the distance, allowing a better understanding of her message:
By Taylor Rigsby8 months ago in Fiction
