Writers don’t, as a rule, need to do any English papers at university or anything like that. Some didn’t even go to university at all. It’s far from a requirement, and there’s always the chance you could hobble yourself in … Continue reading »We don’t need no education
Issue #1 Issue #2 Issue #3 ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ I love this bar. The man behind the counter is almost a friend. The type of friend who knows I wouldn’t harm someone … Continue reading »New York Sour, Issue #4
Issue #1 Issue #2 ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ I don’t get out much during the day. I sleep late. No one calls private investigators before lunch anyway. I put up my collar as … Continue reading »New York Sour, Issue #3
So I was feeling all ill and gross yesterday and didn’t post anything, breaking my 16-day streak. Bummer. But never mind. These things happen. Frankly 16 days in a row is better than I thought I’d do. I haven’t … Continue reading »
Here is some more of New York Sour. Well overdue, I think. I have been, I confess, rather reticent about sharing it. It is incredibly indulgent. It’s not particularly interesting. A little bit awful. But I enjoy it, and people … Continue reading »New York Sour, Issue #2
So, it’s October. NaNoWriMo is on the horizon once again, and young women’s fancies turn to thoughts of character, setting, and (dare I say it) plot. This year, I’d like to write something set in Kent in the 1930s, give … Continue reading »New York Sour, Issue #1