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RK Wallis replied to the thread What are you reading at the moment? Recommendations welcome.That sounds up my alley too :) -
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Earlier today I finished The Fat of Fed Beasts by Guy Ware and it's kind of blown my mind. I haven't thoroughly enjoyed a book, fiction anyway, to this extent, for literally years. It's reminded me of how reading felt when I was a kid. Reading... -
BrianY replied to the thread Event Weekly Writers’ Huddle - 31st January - 5.00pm UK time.Can I please be added? I know it's pretty last-minute. -
AAnonymous (6a42) replied to the thread The Jocose January Challenge!.Stepping out of my protective shell of grief for the first time since the accident, I finally acknowledged what I had done wrong.
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Earlier today I finished The Fat of Fed Beasts by Guy Ware and it's kind of blown my mind. I haven't thoroughly enjoyed a book, fiction anyway, to this extent, for literally years. It's reminded me of how reading felt when I was a kid. Reading... -
Jonny reacted to Lakeland Waffler's post in the thread Event Weekly Writers’ Huddle - 31st January - 5.00pm UK time with Like.
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Lakeland Waffler reacted to Sedayne's post in the thread Craft Chat Writing Short Story Thread with Like.
Great idea for a thread! I'd never written a short story until last year, and now I've done quite a few and had some published. I'm useless at flash, but somewhere between 2,000 and 5,000 words is about right for me. My best resource for... -
Lakeland Waffler reacted to Pamela Jo's post in the thread Craft Chat Writing Short Story Thread with Like.
Most people on here concentrate on novels tho we do work on FF, short stories and poetry esp for competitions. So I thought a thread where people can bring competitions or what they use in writing short stories.
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Pamela Jo replied to the thread What are you reading at the moment? Recommendations welcome.Guy Ware seems to be the first writer that needs cats. Thanks for the heads up. Fat Beasts looks like it leads into my WIP a bit. -
Pamela Jo reacted to Josephine's post in the thread What are you reading at the moment? Recommendations welcome with
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Earlier today I finished The Fat of Fed Beasts by Guy Ware and it's kind of blown my mind. I haven't thoroughly enjoyed a book, fiction anyway, to this extent, for literally years. It's reminded me of how reading felt when I was a kid. Reading... -
Lakeland Waffler replied to the thread Event Weekly Writers’ Huddle - 31st January - 5.00pm UK time.Yes, please Jonny. Thanks
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Pamela Jo reacted to Aethalope's post in the thread What are you reading at the moment? Recommendations welcome with Like.
I'm re-reading Girl with a Pearl Earring by Tracy Chevalier, and I am finding it a great example of a protagonist who is incredibly constrained, meaning she has little room to make the choices and decisions that would drive the plot. It would...
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Lakeland Waffler reacted to Hannah Faoileán's post in the thread Event Weekly Writers’ Huddle - 31st January - 5.00pm UK time with Love.
Can't make this one. It's my graduation weekend.
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Pamela Jo reacted to LJ Beck's post in the thread What are you reading at the moment? Recommendations welcome with Like.
That's so awesome! :)
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Pamela Jo reacted to RK Wallis's post in the thread What are you reading at the moment? Recommendations welcome with Love.
I'm pretty impressed. My youngest son didn't have as much reading as a youngster that my older 2 had, so he's never been a huge reader but Dungeon Crawler Carl is the first book he's finished since he was 10 years old. And he finished 2/3rds in...