#4 – Grim Runny | The Weekly Kook Series
Lucy waited patiently at the corner of Ellesmere Avenue. A brief consultation with her watch confirmed that she was both
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I’ve been blogging since 2014 across a range of themes which include travel, self-publishing, fitness, reading, web development and much more.
Lucy waited patiently at the corner of Ellesmere Avenue. A brief consultation with her watch confirmed that she was both
There’s a gentle tug at my elbow, startling me from a fitful sleep. The overnight train journey connecting Seattle to
My name is Ellie Palmer and I am 11 years old. I’m sposed to pick a person as my hero.
The digital swipe pass of Darren Grimes revealed a photo ID of a man with sharp eyes and even sharper
I work best to deadlines. I’m more productive with my writing when challenged. In recent weeks, I’ve been getting comfortable
Nothing like a deadline and big scary goal to get me off my arse. Noticed on my X feed that
I still write. Mainly for work. Website copy, social media content, snappy headlines to grab a buyer’s attention. Pays the
2021 has gone. Good riddance. I’m looking forward to getting back on track with writing some fiction this year. Last
We are living in purgatory. We keep repeating the same mistakes. Our lives are based in the physical with little
AUGUST IS GOING TO BE BUSY. Two short stories will be released. The second – a Choose Your Own Adventure,
It’s been a long time since I was part of one of these. I’ve entered one of my short stories
I’m considering building a website. For the past two years I’ve been transitioning into a new career as a software
I left this blog dormant for a couple of years. There were a few reasons for that.
As a teenager, I loved immersing myself in Choose Your Own Adventure (CYOA) stories. To the uninitiated, these are stories
I had the recent good fortune to land a writing gig at Larian Studios. Myself and a few other writers were
STARTING MARCH 1ST I’M EMBARKING on an ambitious project which, in equal measures both excites and terrifies me. Some background: