The Week in Review

The Week in Review

What I’ve Written

Drawing of a brain with a glowing edge. Caption reads: "I'm still using my own brain."

Sunday: The Old-Fashioned Way

What does AI mean for the arts?

Drawing of a fresh grave in a cemetery. Caption reads: "He was dead and buried."

Monday: Zombie

Human Defence Unit Senior Agent Jo Burns is attacked outside her home.

Drawing of a waterfall with a tunnel beside it. Caption reads: "There was a tunnel beside the waterfall."

Tuesday: Green

The Human Defence Unit is looking for the family of a lost child.

Drawing of sand dunes and the night sky. A larger star is visible. Caption reads: "They followed a star."

Wednesday: Star

They left their home
for a country afar.
They watched the night sky
and followed a star.

Drawing of a long-haired ape-like creature, mopping the floor in an office. Caption reads: "A large ape-like creature was mopping the floor."

Thursday: Yowie

Human Defence Unit Trainee Agent Harry Smythe is surprised to discover the night cleaner isn’t human.

Princess, a seal-point ragdoll cat, is lying on her back on the floor, with her paws up in the air. Caption reads: "I like to air my tummy floof."

Friday: Games

Princess Cat has some favourite games she likes to play.

Photo of Iris Carden's books. Caption reads: "Excerpt from a book."

Saturday: Group Meeting Chapter 3

I still haven’t started the new work in progress, so here’s one I prepared earlier.

Sorry everyone. COVID’s really getting to me, so I haven’t done any reviews this week. Hopefully I will be back to normal in the next week or so.

A Look at a Book

Hollywood Lied

Angela Tynehurst always kept her whole life tightly under control. Her fictional creation Farnsedale might take risks, but Angela did not. Not even a zombie apocalypse could shake Angela’s stability. Then, a handsome man with dark brown eyes knocked on her door and everything changed.

Reviews for Hollywood Lied:

Riveting read. Clearly the author had a crystal ball when this was written. Interesting characters, and some unexpected twists! Really enjoyed this book. – TvR (Amazon)

Wow, gripping novel! Couldn’t put it down. Quite moving. – Patricia (Lulu)

Hollywood Lied is an excellent take on a different type of Zombie, a different kind of lock-down, and the evil humanity can dream up. Engrossing story by Iris Carden! – sunup7670 (Instagram)

By Iris Carden

Iris Carden is an Australian indie author, mother, grandmother, and chronic illness patient. On good days, she writes. Because of the unpredictability of her health, she writes on an indie basis, not trying to meet deadlines. She lives on a disability support pension now, but her ultimate dream is to earn her own living from her writing.

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