Very long title for a very short 79 word story. I’m so fond of this one - one of the rare times I was sure I liked it just the way it is. Delighted it’s been published by Roi Faineant who I admire tremendously and that they like it as much as I do. https://roifaineantarchive.wixsite.com/rf-arc-hive/post/you-will-not-always-have-a-warning-these-sudden-deadly-floods-are-coming-by-jackie-morris
Author: Jack Morris
Lumiere Review
Short story by Sage Tyrtle Lumiere Review
Weird Xmas Flash Fiction 2022 (Contest Results)
These short stories are dark, but they are good NO TALK! NO BORINGNESS! STRAIGHT TO THE STORIES!!! Listen here, on your favorite podcast app, or at the Podbean site. 2022 Weird Christmas Flash … Weird Xmas Flash Fiction 2022 (Contest Results)
Willesden Herald: New Short Stories 12
Contents “Shoes” by David Butler “Remembering not Forgetting” by Helen Harjack “Vevey” by Catherine McNamara “Haircut” by Andy Mead “Cuckqeuan” by …Willesden Herald: New Short Stories 12
Announcement: Results of the Willesden Short Story Prize 2022
Lovely evening out! Deserved winner. Delighted with my runner up status The Willesden Short Story Prize 2022 was revealed at Willesden Library this evening. First prize went to “Hotline” by Zakia Uddin (left). Runners-up… Announcement: Results of the Willesden Short Story Prize 2022
9 Things Not to Do in NaNoWriMo
Fabulous advice from Toby Litt. Every point here is scary and exhilarating. I’m thinking of my own W-I-P (very early stages) and how it has come to life when I’ve pushed on past feeling ridiculous and overblown and too much. I’m hugely excited by it, whilst at same time pretty sure it’s not a mainstream … Continue reading 9 Things Not to Do in NaNoWriMo
Here is a list of my favourite things
Not rainbows on roses, possibly whiskers on (dead, stuffed) kittens. Here’s a link to an article about all the things I love - including the Fern Hunting craze, which is a new one on me. https://medium.com/an-idea/on-death-curiosities-the-great-victorian-hobbies-e2eb057b5de5
STARTING TO WRITE – Lesson 1: Preparing to write
I reblogged the intro for this and then didn’t do the work. But now I’m on Exercise 4 – and it’s GREAT. Heartily recommend.
Welcome to the Starting to Write Course. Thank you for at least taking a look at it.
The aim of this Course is to get you writing and reading with energy, to help you avoid some painful mistakes, and to show you how you can rapidly improve your short stories.
I always tell my students two things:
There are no short cuts.
but
There are no wasted hours.
So, let’s begin.
What do you need to start writing?
Well, you’re looking at these words on some kind of phone or computer – and you could use that. But for lots of reasons, I believe it’s better to write with pen or pencil on A4/US Letter paper. At least for nothing drafts.
I’m calling them ‘nothing drafts’ rather than ‘first drafts’ because they’re not even as finished as first drafts. They are just something you write, when you begin a…
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New Short Stories 12 – first look
From Willesden Herald Books, an imprint of Pretend Genius Press The best of the Willesden Short Story Prize 2020 Short fiction by David Butler, Helen…New Short Stories 12 – first look
New Short Stories 12 – first look
From Willesden Herald Books, an imprint of Pretend Genius Press The best of the Willesden Short Story Prize 2020 Short fiction by David Butler, Helen…New Short Stories 12 – first look









