Author Mason Bushell's Writing World
I'm proud to announce that Holly has come to E-book and her story is out right now! Holly Ward is a natural-born mystery solver. She spends her days as a waitress in her mother’s restaurant, and her spare time scuppering criminals. Trained from a young age by her Detective Grandfather, she sees all puzzles as... Continue Reading →
Author Jamie Richardson has shared some wonderful blogs and groups on his page today. I was honoured to discover my own little group is on the list. Here take a look.
I know my blog has been a little full of lockdown related posts lately, and while I am sure you are all loving them, I thought it was probably time for something a little different to spice things up.
To that end, this post is a quick shoutout to some of the writing related groups and podcasts (and a dinosauria related interloper) who I have been involved in or listening to and which you should definitely check out.
I cannot remember how I first discovered Prompted, but I am glad I did. Hosted by Izzy, Erin and Bella, a trio of writing students, each week they take a brief writing prompt and each create a piece in a different genre, as well as discussing general writing tips and advice as well.
They will often publish the prompts in advance, and I have submitted a couple of short pieces…
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“Wooo! That inanimate object really knows how to make you mad, huh?” The Jinn folded his arms and grinned up at him. “Shut up!” Kelvin retorted,
The blood rose in my head. Sweat beaded my brow. I backed off and put my glass down without drinking a drop.
Windows shattered, car horns blared, doors fell in with the walls crashing to the ground – Silence.
The light glared upon the buckled chrome bars of the seatbacks and I felt my chest tighten. I wasn’t on the floor of the bus - I was lying on the ceiling!
The Compendium of Characters, blog tour has arrived at: cfalinhammond.wordpress.com
Thank you for join me to celebrate my book!
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‘These mysteries are good, you should publish them,’ they said. I thought about it and then made the biggest mistake of my life ...
My book tour is moving into its final week now. Here it is stopping at https://musingsfromanaddictedreader.wordpress.com
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A lorry horn blared loud. The car’s wheels locked. Blinding headlights bared down upon it. Metal groaned, windows shattered, and sparks flew.
