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Launch day for ‘She’ in Feline Utopia Anthology
Folks, it’s here! I hope you’ll enjoy my flash fiction, ‘She’, in Feline Utopia Anthology, edited by Louise Mather. Many wonderful artists and writers have filled these pages with their odes to all aspects of the fabulous felines they have known and loved. (There’s also a photo of my two cats, Mabel and Hazel, taken Read more
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Watch this space for “She”!
Launching in five days! Click to download Feline Utopia Anthology, a collection of art, poetry, and fiction edited and published by Louise Mather, available on 10 April 2021. I’m honoured to have my flash fiction, “She,” in this anthology, and to have commissioned this vibrant original art by Evelyn Rogers to capture the energy of Read more
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Three brushes with death
#5amWritersClub Virtual Retreat—Weekly Writing Prompt—‘Brush With Death’ Every character has had some brush with death in their history. Perhaps they were a witness to an accident, maybe they saved someone, or they almost died. Whatever it was, these moments often shape a character’s point of view. Write a scene where your character either experiences a Read more
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It’s a Novel Writing Marathon – And You’re Invited!
The 2021 virtual Muskoka Novel Marathon sounds amazing. Read more, including how to register, in Kevin Craig’s post. Read more
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Dog Church: a memoir by Gail Gilmore
Book review: Dog Church by Gail Gilmore. “Words meant to be consumed by the heart” I’m so very glad to have read Dog Church, by Gail Gilmore. Its words are, indeed, meant to be consumed by the heart, and any heart that has known the love and loss of an animal will find itself nourished Read more
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Corners
#5amWritersClub Virtual Retreat—Weekly Writing Prompt—‘Corners’ Your main character has painted themself into a corner. What does the corner look like? Is it a plot corner where they take a risk by moving in any direction? Is it an emotional corner where they take an internal risk? Is it both? How will they get out? This Read more
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