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Indigenous sea criminal subject matter
Indigenous sea criminal subject matter One is auditorially stimulated by a number of thoroughfares Immobilise the tuning dial that is in your possession Consider oneself to be comfortable as if in one’s own domicile We are in possession of vegetation, … Continue reading
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Tagged lyrics, remix, thesaurus
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What might have happened if R Kelly had been a member of a writer’s workshop
In today’s writing workshop, we’re going to look at R Kelly’s Ignition (remix) I enjoyed reading this piece of work and can certainly see that there’s a rhythm to the way you use words. I particularly liked the bouncing, tooting and … Continue reading
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Tagged ignition, r kelly, silly, similes, writers and feedback, writing workshops
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It’s that time of year again
I’ve always loved autumn. The carpets of shed leaves, the colours, the skies. Halloween and all the fancy dress and apple bobbing and toffee. Bonfire Night and fireworks, the smell of gunpowder in the air. And, in Nottingham, the fair … Continue reading
What is crime fiction?
This week, on a course about Crime Fiction, we were asked the question ‘what is crime fiction?’ You’d have thought we’d know, since we’d signed up for a fairly significant chunk of education on the subject, but it was harder … Continue reading
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Tagged creative writing, crime fiction, fiction, genre
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Wishlist
This is my current July 2016 wishlist, in no particular order. WARNING: there may be swears ahead. There might also be some politics. For people to stop fucking killing each other For my local car dealership to sort out its … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st century life, 21st century UK, A Good Thing, arguing, Black Mirror, exhaustion, internet, internet behaviour, Pokemon Go!, politics, The Labour Party
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The Ugly Truth of Publishing & How BEST to Support Writers
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
Original Image via Flickr Creative Commons, courtesy of Anurag Agnihotri Well, I figure I have one more day to drunkenly torch my platform. Sad thing is I don’t drink. I am apparently this…
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The Troll at Christmas, post 3
I got all excited in the pub last night, when someone suggested that my TROLL novella might be the first social media thriller. They said they’d never heard of anything similar, so I immediately needed to find out if they were … Continue reading
THE TROLL at Christmas: Post 2
My apologies, folks. I had promised to post this yesterday and ended up out with friends for most of the day and all evening. So here it is now. Chapter 1 of the the first novella in my TROLL series. … Continue reading
