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Luck [An A-Z of Myths]
Number twelve in the series of Flash Fiction challenges. L is for Luck
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Number twelve in the series of Flash Fiction challenges. L is for Luck
Read Entry![Kelpie [An A-Z of Myths] - kelpie](/assets/img/Lh-5IBkejX-320.png)
Number eleven in the series of Flash Fiction challenges. K is for Kelpie
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Number ten in the series of Flash Fiction challenges. J is for Jack
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Number nine in the series of Flash Fiction challenges. I is for Iron
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Number eight in the series of Flash Fiction challenges. H is for Herne
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Number seven in the series of Flash Fiction challenges. G is for Grindylow
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Number six in the series of Flash Fiction challenges. F is for Fairies
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Number five in the series of Flash Fiction challenges. E is for Egremont
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Number four in the series of Flash Fiction challenges. D is for Dragon
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Number three in the series of Flash Fiction challenges. C is for Cait sìth.
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Number two in the series of Flash Fiction challenges. Barghest.
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The first of my 'Alphabet Superset' Flash Fiction challenges. Ashipattle and the Meester Stoorworm.
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Should I do a podcast?
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Flash fiction for every letter of the alphabet... based on myths and legends.
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This post started life as a Twitter thread, but has been expanded and improved. Follow me on Twitter to get the scoop in advance next time! (Note: embedded tweet might not load due to the latest shenangians over there).
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Have you ever shared a book? Played a song for someone, or lent them an album you love? What if you couldn't?
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tl;dr I will not use AI/machine learning to write for me. But I will still play with it, from time to time, and you will always know when I do so.
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What happens when someone spots something in your writing that you didn't notice yourself?
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Since I've been interviewed a few times lately, I thought I'd put together some notes on public appearances.
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I'm in danger of becoming big-headed, my second interview as an author is now out!
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My first interview as an author! We discuss writing every day for 500 days, why I write in certain genres, and Batman.
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I was asked to provide writing advice for a tournament.
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How to break free when you can't seem to move.
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How to climb that mountain.
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The art of forming a new habit.
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How I came to love setting low goals.
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Let's just say 2020 was a practice year, shall we?
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'Skin Deep', my modern retelling of the Snow White classic is featured in 'A is for Apple'.
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My first screenplay.
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Writing 281 words in just a few minutes.
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Or: how to complicate things with a simple decision.
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Or: how I spent an entire morning working on three words.
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I spent a day in a letterpress studio, learning the intricate art of printing with movable type.
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How to get into the writing routine.
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The novella is available for pre-ordering!
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Getting Things Done by David Allen
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Red/Green/Blue Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson
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Old Man's War by John Scalzi
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The Chronoliths by Robert Charles Wilson
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Borderline by Mishell Baker
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The Calculating Stars by Mary Robinette Kowal
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Shades of Magic by V.E. Schwab.
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I mentioned in the last post that I had made some public declarations, to help to keep me accountable (and this blog is another one, I guess).
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I'm writing a novel. There, I've said it - it's public now.
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All will become clear, in time. For now just keep an eye on the shadows.
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