It has recently come to my attention that Arachne Press's Time and Tide: Stories and Poems from the Solstice Shorts Festival 2019 is available for purchase as an eBook. I don't think I knew that before, and I don't think I've advertised it before. I have a short story, "Remittance" within the anthology. You could … Continue reading Time and Tide eBook
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Unnamed Poem
How does the merman look as it pulls itself up on this gravel beach between two storms pale, for underwater, or dark for the sun heavy shouldered, big handed four fingered, wide chested good working lungs but what about gills? do ribs show pressing against the skin for lack of food, for lack of rest … Continue reading Unnamed Poem
A little news
Just a brief hello to indicate a few things. One - I am back around. I was away for awhile on a winter vacation with limited internet access, but I'm now home and back to the posting grindstone again. (I know, I'm only posting once or twice a month here, but, it still takes time, … Continue reading A little news
Cut lines
Before Christmas I began working on a short story - which turned out to be not so short - built around a number of different horror/creepy/crime prompts and gestated perhaps a bit too long. I was experimenting with the idea of writing in something of a stream-of-consciousness style, although I ended up adding a fair … Continue reading Cut lines
Dick Powell Backs Up into my Neighbour’s Red Car in the Snow, While I Help to Move the Queen.
I presume that I dream as often as the next person, but it’s not particularly common for me to remember that I’ve dreamt or what I’ve dreamt. Having woken up from this particularly lucid dream not too long ago, I sat down shortly after to try and write it down. It’s always difficult to capture … Continue reading Dick Powell Backs Up into my Neighbour’s Red Car in the Snow, While I Help to Move the Queen.
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