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Blog: Review of 2022
Because it's only December 29th once a year
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Because it's only December 29th once a year
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Time for something more... devious
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I actually quite enjoyed myself.
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A little funny rude poem to lighten your Saturday.
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They're never funny yet ever present
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No more suggestion Sunday, but instead an flash fiction / poem thing.
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This week I've had a go at a haiku inspired poem
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A flash fiction challenge - A lion tamer, a bowler hat, in space.
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A short poem about the latest addition to my family
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A flash fiction challenge: A white car, five birds and a puddle
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A poem for kids, by a big kid
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I'd like to introduce you to another short story set on The Whale, my madcap, insane, FUN, Discworld in space. Although The Whale originally started out as something altogether more serious, I'm enjoying filling the world with sarcasm, wordplay and general mischief. That means two things
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A return to The Whale! I've been pulling together some short stories as I ease back into the strange world of The Whale. This is my first attempt at widening out the lore and the background of the place. Rough and ready, but I wanted to have something
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This was close to being a piece of flash fiction, but I think it works well broken up like this into short lines. It's inspired by a real person who looked rather lost on the platform at Liverpool Street last week. Four in the afternoon Platform twelve An
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A bit of a change of subject matter and style this week. Something more grown up. I've pulled together something crime/thriller in less than 400 words. Blue suit, red tie, brown shoes. Very smart, very handsome. You got further than I thought, she said. He nods and
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Another short poem for children. I came up with four verses for this but I may well revise it if anyone has any other suggestions for dances / food. Next week I'll be uploading a bit of flash fiction for grown ups. There’s jelly in my pants Wobbly