The final Primeval review of 2011 is on Dork Adore! Possibly the last one ever! SURELY THEY'LL FINALLY KILL SOMEONE!
Friday short story time: "Utter Shambles"
After last week’s moment of misery, something a little sillier for your Friday distraction this time. I think I might be attempting horror this time, which is a rare genre for me. Whether it’s genuinely horrific, I am not sure.
And yes, other less horrific stories are always available.
And yes, other less horrific stories are always available.
Friday short story time: "A Drinking Problem"
Happy Friday, everyone. Well, moderate Friday anyway. Today’s story is set in a pub, and considering how much time I spend in them, I’m surprised it’s taken us this long to get back here. Enjoy!
And as ever, if you liked this story, more are available.
And as ever, if you liked this story, more are available.
Friday short story time: "Digestive Correctness"
After last week’s intense emotional revelations (not really), back to the realm of silliness this week with a story about a troll. I’ve been reading a lot of comics this week and fancied doing something a bit less grounded.
As ever, see the full range of available stories here, and now, here’s the big green man.
As ever, see the full range of available stories here, and now, here’s the big green man.
New Primeval review on Dork Adore. Worryingly, I probably give it a better write-up than Doctor Who.
Link: New Primeval review on Dork Adore. Worryingly, I probably give it a better write-up than Doctor Who.
My Dork Adore review of the Doctor Who mid-series finale. And while you're there, they've redesigned the site too. Yummy.
Friday short story time: "COL"
New Friday story, and I’m afraid it’s a bit shorter than usual. My usual thousand words is on the longer end for “flash fiction” anyway, this one just didn’t need to be that length.
And today I’m going to talk about the perils of excessive social networking website use; not autobiographical, I hasten to add. (My jokes are way better than his.) More stories available here.
And today I’m going to talk about the perils of excessive social networking website use; not autobiographical, I hasten to add. (My jokes are way better than his.) More stories available here.
