It’s just a cover story.
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Book Review. The Watcher, by Lisa Sell.
As a writer of crime fiction, I’m in awe of the plotting of Agatha Christie. The way she could give you a large number of potential suspects, each with a perfectly plausible reason to be the villain of the piece. … Continued
Mix me a metaphor, make it a large one.
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A tangled web
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Writing any sort of story is a bit like weaving a spider’s web. There are so many interconnected strands of narrative, backstory and setting. Depending on where you start and which direction you move in, a range of possibilities for … Continued
Just Five Wishes.
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I Heard it Through the Grapevine. Thank you, Marvin.
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The title of this post might confuse you, what does a 1960s soul classic have to do with Sci-fi? Read on and all will be revealed. It concerns that bane of my life, the new idea. With so much half-finished … Continued
I’m missing you already.
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Book Review. Goblin Tales, by Jack Eason.
Goblins have always had a bad press, just think of their place in general folklore, which portrays them thus, “Goblins are an evil or mischievous type of fairies found in the folklore of many societies and the name has become an … Continued