Well,
October has come and almost gone. It brought with it rain, chilly mornings and
the evenings drawing in. The first fireplaces have been lit, warming soups have
been rediscovered, roast chestnuts appeared on braziers manned by street
vendors, and I have been reunited with my boots and sweaters.
On the
writerly front, I’ve been embracing my dark side – and getting an unexpected kick
out of it.
Apparently, others are too. As reported in my last News from the Writer’s Desk, one of my
short stories – Gargoyle – was selected for a night of fairy and folk tales at
the New Venture Theatre in Brighton on 16 October. If you couldn’t make it, you
can get an idea from this clip, recorded by my good friend Strat Mastoris https://vimeo.com/143775839
Hope you
enjoy it – I certainly got a thrill hearing my words in a voice other than the
ones in my head.
Another of
my stories – Green Grow The Rushes –will get an airing, again down in Brighton
this Friday (30 October), as part of the Halloween Dukeanory at the DukeBox
Theatre.
It promises to be a good night, full of dark tales and delicious chills. Details can be found at https://www.facebook.com/events/981465331891546/
It promises to be a good night, full of dark tales and delicious chills. Details can be found at https://www.facebook.com/events/981465331891546/
Finally,
after my delight at having a story selected for inclusion in The Grim Keepers
anthology, I’ve got more good news.
My offering “Seasons Greetings” has been accepted for another creepy anthology “Festive Frights”, due out in early December – just in time to remind you of the sinister side of Yuletide.
Check out www.facebook.com/Festive-Frights-537143269771033/ for news of publication dates and where you can download or order a hard copy when the time comes.
My offering “Seasons Greetings” has been accepted for another creepy anthology “Festive Frights”, due out in early December – just in time to remind you of the sinister side of Yuletide.
Check out www.facebook.com/Festive-Frights-537143269771033/ for news of publication dates and where you can download or order a hard copy when the time comes.
So, roll on
November. I wonder what surprises it will bring?
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