There's a fountain in Budapest that looks like a book: every few seconds a sheet of water blasts forth from the book's spine, creating the illusion that an invisible force is turning the pages of this marble tome.

These are absolutely bizarre.

Akira Kurosawa's advice to young writers.

Reflecting on recent responses to a couple of my dystopian stories (lacking hope, apparently) and a few perplexing submission calls, I’m reminded of this astounding review of ‘1984’.

Last night’s Leicester Writers' Club meet set me thinking about the POV of exposition. I’d *never* considered it before. Writing is an obstacle course, but oh, the learning! #writingcommunity #authorjourney

Hard agree with this. Give me solo mode every time. (and isometric bc FPS etc make me travel sick! 🤪🤣)

So this arrived, the D20 rules for Call of Cthulhu. Dark, deadly and horrific. The polar opposite of D&D 5e. And I love it. 😻

The Bullet-Catcher's Daughter was published 10 years ago. So much has happened in my life since then that it feels like far longer ago. Thanks to Marc G and Ed Wilson for helping to usher it into the world. Angry Robot Books

I hate this stuff about childless politicians being unfit to serve. Doing the right thing isn’t about doing stuff for your own kids. It’s about doing stuff for other people’s kids. All other kids.

Love this

Great review of ‘Tales of the Gothic’, in which my story ‘Her Last Text’ resides… Thanks Ed Hartland glad you enjoyed the collection! Red Cape Publishing

My Darling Boy is 99p on Kindle! Best friends Alice & Chrissy are torn apart when one of their sons kills the other’s. When the killer is released from jail & then disappears, suspicion falls on Alice, the victim’s mother. But what will it cost Chrissy to find out the truth?

I entirely identify with this kind of thought pattern!

How does he turn these around so quickly? 😂

The idea that Britain is a ‘powder keg’ because of its diversity is in itself stunningly racist. Millions of us live in diverse families bound by ties of love & respect that are as combustible as granite.

Very happy to announce that the next book in my curated anthology series with Red Cape Publishing will be open for submissions soon The anthology will be titled 'Tales of Folk Horror' & once again will feature 10 short stories Looking forward to seeing all your #folkhorror subs 🖤

Congratulations to member 💚 Erin Green Author 💚 on publication for "Retreat to the Lakeside"!