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Blog postIt hasn't been long since my last post, but there have been a few more developments in my literary world. Firstly, my short story, Dog Woman was published today on the Page & Spine: Fiction Showcase website. Page & Spine has been running since 2012 under the leadership of N.k. Wagner and has built up a large archive of quality fiction, so it's definitely worth a look (especially as it's entirely free of charge). My own contribution was something I came up with while studying for my M
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Blog postWelcome to 2021. COVID-19 still has the world under siege, but things have got off to a good start for me writing wise. Firstly, I have some publication news. The latest episode of The Night's End Podcast featuring The Timeless Dance was released on New Year's Day as planned and seems to be doing well. It's a highly atmospheric dramatization of the story, so definitely worth checking out even if you've already read the print version. They've also come up with a great promotional imag
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Blog postI've just found out that my short story The Timeless Dance is being adapted into audio form for an episode of The Night's End Podcast .
The episode is scheduled for release at 10 AM on 01/01/21 (Australian time) and will be accessible via the above link.
The Timeless Dance originally appeared in Issue 57 of Youth Imagination back in 2018 and is about a magic mask which steals faces. It falls firmly in the horror genre, but has a surrealist sensibility such as you migh -
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Blog post12 years ago, They Come From Below, my tale of a Shakespearean fairy running amok in subterranean London was published in the inaugural issue of Teresa Ford’s Ethereal Tales magazine. Now in the troubled year of 2020, I am excited to report that the story is about to make a comeback in a forthcoming anthology from Corrugated Sky Publishing, LLC tentatively titled Pixies, Fae and Sprites – A Mythical Rebellion. As the name suggests, the book is all about the mythical beings commonly descr
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Blog postIn my last post, I invited you to step forward in time with me to February 2020 to talk about the publication of my speculative poem Jungle Secrets in Volume 1, Issue 4 of Utopia Science Fiction . Now February 2020 📆 has actually arrived and the magazine has been duly released. It's a riveting read with a particular focus on environmental issues. Appearing alongside my poem are works by acclaimed sci-fi writers like 🚀Holly Schofield, 🚀David Barber and 🚀Carmen Lucía Alvarad. By al
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Blog postHope everyone out there is having a good Sunday. For me, it's a day of announcements... a tale of a publication past and a publication future . I'll start with the past...
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This one slipped through the net at the time, but my story, Freeing the Flames found a home last Halloween in Scary Snippets: A Halloween Microfiction Anthology from Suicide House Publishing.
It's a flash fiction piece falling under the broad umbre -
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Blog postOnce again, it's been a while since I last posted, so it's time for an update. Firstly, some good news... my short story, The Ether Existence was published this month in Volume 2, Issue 9 of The New Accelerator . It's an epic space opera this time, so not lights years away from my children's novel, The Crystal Ship , though it's aimed at an older audience. You'll need to pay a membership fee to read it, but it's a small amount which will give you access to a great new story every w
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Blog postI am pleased to report that another two episodes of my classic fiction podcast, Back of the Bookshelf , have successfully launched since my last post. In episode 6 we journey back to a 19th Century iron works in a story called The Cone by the legendary H.G. Wells. Wells' science fiction writing is regularly adapted for stage and screen, and his debut novella The Time Machine is widely regarded as a seminal classic of the genre, but in line with my mission statement, I've sought ou
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Blog postQuite a lot has been happening since my last post, so I thought it was about time I wrote another one.
Anyone out there who enjoys audiobooks may be interested to hear that two more episodes of my classic fiction podcast, Back of the Bookshelf , have been released. Episode 4 features a J. Sheridan Le Fanu story called The White Cat of Drumgunniol, which is about a family in 19th century rural Ireland who are afflicted by a strange curse. It's a classic of the horror genre - scary, -
Blog postHot on the heels of my last post, I've just received notification that my short story The Animal Inside has now been published in the Dark Fiction section of the The Eastern Iowa Review website. As I said before, it's a short and snappy piece about werewolves and dissociative identity disorder (aka Multiple Personality Disorder). If you fancy checking it out, you can find it entirely free of charge at the following link...
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