Nanoism
Well, I’m seriously chuffed about this. I’ve finally completed the set of the TwitFic markets. Or at least I would have done […]
Month: July 2010
Mrs Darcy, Episode Sixty-Five
There are zombies in this episode. Just trust me, OK?
Just One Book 2010
Should have blogged about this a while ago, but it’s still all too relevant. Salt, one of my favourite publishers, are struggling […]
Mrs Darcy, Episode Sixty-Four
Today’s episode is a reflective interlude which seeks to explain what actually happened at the Mission. I’ve just realised that we are […]
Mrs Darcy, Episodes Sixty-Two and Sixty-Three
Oops. I’ve been away for a few days (small matter of the Bristol prizegiving, followed by – much more importantly – both […]
The Colour of Criticism
My rather gruesome little flash, “The Colour of Criticism”, went up at Every Day Fiction today. Look away now if you want […]
Bristol Short Story Prizegiving
Well, that was a lot of fun. Who would have thought that going along to a prizegiving and coming away empty-handed could […]
Mrs Darcy, Episode Sixty-One
In this episode, we find out what has happened to Mr Collins, and everyone’s favourite clergyman (well, mine certainly) makes an unexpected […]
Everyday Weirdness
I received a very quick acceptance today from Everyday Weirdness (run, incidentally, by N.E.Lilly, who is also responsible for the rather splendid Thaumatrope) […]
Mrs Darcy, Episode Sixty
In this episode, Mr Collins gets his reward for everything he’s done for Lady Catherine de Bourgh. Lucky Mr Collins. Or maybe […]