Tag Archive | short story
If it had been a snake…by the Philosopher Mouse of the Hedge
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
Reblogged from Phil, the Philosopher Mouse of the Hedge: Once again they stomped out of the room knowing without looking that their superior was glaring at her through the one way glass. She sat quite still. Except there was that quiet little smile again. Infuriating. Her interrogators…
Authors Reading Their Own Writing
Originally posted on Kristen Twardowski:
There is something remarkable about hearing authors read their own works aloud. Often they emphasize words that are unexpected, or they add extra shades of meaning to the phrases. With all of today’s modern connectivity, it is easy to hear authors read their works even if the listener can’t afford…
John Mollison Nominates
Originally posted on Planetary Awards:
John Mollison of Seagull Rising has made his nominations. ? “Images of the Goddess” in Cirsova, issue #2 by Schuyler Hernstrom The Invisible City by Brian K. Lowe
Jon Del Arroz Nominates
Originally posted on Planetary Awards:
Jon Del Arroz has posted his nominations for the 2016 Planetary Awards. I’ve listed the nominated works below, but you’ll need to go to his site to find out why he chose them. Brad Torgersen’s Novella “Purytans” is in the July-August Issue of Analog Magazine Hel’s Bet by Doug Sharp
The Injustice Gamer Nominates
Originally posted on Planetary Awards:
I’ve posted his nominees below, but you’ll have to go to The Injustice Gamer site to see why he chose them (because I don’t know how to reblog from blogspot). The Secret Kings Between the Wall and the Fire
Submit Your 2016 Nominations
Originally posted on Planetary Awards:
Happy New Year — it’s time to nominate your favorite science fiction and fantasy writing for the 2016 Planetary Awards. We’re doing only two categories this year: Shorter story (under 40,000 words/160 paperback pages) Longer story (novels) If you’re a book blogger, book podcaster, or booktuber, the nomination process is…
Write a short story every week …
Originally posted on Routine Matters:
Write a short story every week …
Return To The Dirt: savage social satire
Originally posted on MurderMayhem&More:
? In time-honoured fashion, these three taut tales of work and death employ humour to highlight the worst aspects of human behaviour. They’re sharp, savage slices of smartly observed social satire, with humour so bleak it raises blisters, so black it casts a sinister shadow on a superficially sunny…
Valentine’s Day – A Dark, Twisted Love Story – Burning Passion by Rebecca Besser
Originally posted on Life With Words:
BURNING PASSION By Rebecca Besser There she was, his beautiful blonde siren, leaving her house to go to work. She did a really good job of pretending she didn’t notice his old gray van sitting a block down facing her house. She swung her hips provocatively – like…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 