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Category Archives: fiction
Peculiar Branch Chapter 3b
[HORRIBLY unhappy with the prose here — this needs totally rewriting when I come to publish the whole thing as a novel — but I’ve posted it because it’s an important plot point for those who are following the story. … Continue reading
Work In Progress, Chapter Two
(Quick explanation of this — I’m writing a novel, trying to do the whole thing as quickly as possible in first draft, and I’m not going to worry too much about beautifying the language or anything of that nature until … Continue reading
Work In Progress Chapter One
If you’ve never had to deal with a horny leprechaun,you don’t know how lucky you are. Over the last few weeks, a lot of middle-aged men had been turning up suddenly dead, with their pants round their ankles and a … Continue reading