by Sara Burgess. One of the reasons I love writing is trying to recreate that idea in my head so that any readers can become immersed in it. Authenticity is really important to me, and so is description. Without those you just have a series of actions. So people have to be placed in a... Continue Reading →

PLANNING, LOSING AND PERSEVERANCE By Owen Townend. When I feel guilty about mindless typing and unfettered creation, I go looking for competitions. After all, short stories that remain in computer folders all their life are not really serving much purpose outside of the writer’s own amusement and vindication. So I embark on my routine. The... Continue Reading →