What I’ve been Writing
Sunday: Never Forget your First
The story of my first forays into writing stories and poetry. This is where I fell in love with writing.
Monday: The World’s a Stage
When you’re being chased by an armed criminal, you use what ever advantage you have.
Tuesday: The Rebels
A group of children sneak out of their boarding school for a late night adventure. It does not go well.
Wednesday: Vampire’s Kiss
Poem about a late night visitor.
Thursday: The Highway
In almost 800km of isolated highway, almost anything could happen.
Friday: Splendid Isolation
Mr Bumpy, retired bloggercat, gets tired of the younger animals.
Saturday: Fruit for Bobby
In chapter 11 of my work in progress, the adventurers return home with their treasure.
What I’ve Enjoyed Reading
- Allen’s (he seems to have no last name) post on whether authors should publish their work for free on blogs, and whether that will ever lead to making a profit. It’s a very good question, with no real answers, just hope.
- Congratulations to Lady Jabberwocky on her 500th blog post. Her blog is well worth reading for advice on the craft of writing, as well as her great writing prompts.
- Some of Alyssa Harmon’s short poetry on Instagram.
- A bit of true crime Stalking Claremont by Bret Christian, about investigation into the 1990s serial killings in Claremont, Western Australia. Claremont seems to have some particular attraction for serial killers, prior to the 1990s, Eric Edgar Cooke had sought victims there in the 1950s and 60s, and in the 1980s David and Catherine Birnie took victims there as well, before Bradley Edwards committed his crimes.
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