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November Update
And here we are in December already. Apparently we just had November, though in terms of writing I barely noticed it and I’m not sure why. I went from my best month in October to my worst month … more →
Mist and Shadows
November Update
qorvus wrote 1 hour ago: And here we are in December already. Apparently we just had November, though in terms of writing I b … more →
Bookshop Retail Therapy
mesmered wrote 4 days ago: JRR Tolkein My favourite bookshop had their pre-Christmas sale tonight with wine and cheeses and lot … more →
Not still on magic realism?
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mesmered wrote 5 days ago: Pocket-globe chest Jon Evans in 2008 talked on Tor.com about a spectrum with surreal fantasy at the … more →
Magical realism?
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mesmered wrote 6 days ago: ‘She crawled on her knees through the thicket. Prickles began nibbling at her clothes, to be replac … more →
Why mesmered?
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mesmered wrote 1 week ago: Why mesmered? I need to explain the meaning of the word . . . a meaning you won’t find in any … more →
A Scrap of Poetry
qorvus wrote 1 week ago: Its been a long time since I last wrote poetry – back in school, and that was many a year ago. … more →
Restarting the Month
qorvus wrote 1 week ago: I think I need to reset the month. Or reload an earlier save point. There is actually a race in Terr … more →
Release of EXILES FROM CHRISTMAS
Sandra Sookoo wrote 2 weeks ago: It’s finally here. My Christmas short, Exiles from Christmas, is out! Presented by Lyrical Pre … more →
The Thunder Child
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qorvus wrote 3 weeks ago: I was quite young when I first started reading the likes of Jules Verne and H.G. Wells – proba … more →
NANO DAY 2!
wordmage wrote 3 weeks ago: Had a real productive writing day! Went to my regional nano write-in, where fellow nano writers get … more →
1st Day Of Nano Done!
wordmage wrote 4 weeks ago: I have gotten off to my best start yet to a nano novel. 4k in 1 day! Now all I have to do is keep … more →
Worldbuilding - Last Thoughts On The Block
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Yarnspnr wrote 4 weeks ago: History is the record of an encounter between character and circumstance. - Donald Creighton Last Th … more →
How background becomes sub-plot...
doriltales wrote 1 month ago: Wren Lorus was, despite her name, anything but birdlike. She was short, pro … more →
The Block - Chapter II Part 4 (END): Lexington, Aingland
Yarnspnr wrote 1 month ago: Parents are the last people on earth that ought to have children. - Samuel Butler The Block – Chapt … more →
Norman Cantor on C S Lewis on the Middle Ages
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Chris Armstrong wrote 1 month ago: In my forthcoming book Medieval Wisdom for Modern Protestants, a number of British writers will serv … more →
The Block - Chapter II Part 3: Lexington, Aingland
Yarnspnr wrote 1 month ago: Only the man who has enough good in him to feel the justice of the penalty can be punished; the othe … more →
Writer's Conferences, Ravens and Writing Desks
jschancellor wrote 1 month ago: Our trip was restful and rejuvenating. I am sleeping well and while I am not fully where I’d l … more →
Deadline Nov 30 for Tesseracts 14: Canadian Sci-fi and Fantasy Stories
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jstueart wrote 1 month ago: A reminder to all those thinking about submitting your short fiction (limit 7500 words) to Tesseract … more →
The Block - Chapter II Part 2: Lexington, Aingland
Yarnspnr wrote 1 month ago: A married man with a family will do anything for money. - Charles de Talleyrand The Block – Chapter … more →
