Just noticed a five star review on Amazon.com of The Future is Short 2, a collection of microstories in which I have 4 stories.
This is what it says:
Just noticed a five star review on Amazon.com of The Future is Short 2, a collection of microstories in which I have 4 stories.
This is what it says:
Delighted to find another 5 star review on Amazon.co.uk for Shades of Green:
“What an enjoyable, intricate view of alternative politics, showing several sides of the same argument. It gave a balanced intelligent picture which was very thought-provoking, but added to that was an underlying tale of drama and intrigue which kept on building magnificently. Even the English grammar was good – what more can you ask?!”
Many thanks to the reviewer Paula Good for that one!
The last year has been heavy on the Big Writing.
Two chunky books completed, edited and published – or almost published:
At the end of last year, though, I discovered ‘flash fiction’ through some LinkedIn writing groups. Microstories, or 3-minute stories (based on the time it takes to read, not write). And this has provided the perfect balance to the big, sweeping writing that has dominated the last couple of years.
And I’d recommend it to anyone who wants to develop their writing skills and have some fun in the process. With word limits of 650 or 750 words around prescribed themes, it really tests both creativity and editing skills.
I’ve included my stories so far under the Microstories tab above. Do have a look and leave a comment about what you think.