Nanoism
Well, I’m seriously chuffed about this. I’ve finally completed the set of the TwitFic markets. Or at least I would
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,
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
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
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The Colour of Criticism
My rather gruesome little flash, “The Colour of Criticism”, went up at Every Day Fiction today. Look away now if
Bristol Short Story Prizegiving
Well, that was a lot of fun. Who would have thought that going along to a prizegiving and coming away
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
Everyday Weirdness
I received a very quick acceptance today from Everyday Weirdness (run, incidentally, by N.E.Lilly, who is also responsible for the
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.