by Neil | Jan 29, 2008 | Books, Crime, Mystery, Personal, Reading, Writers, Writing
No doubt if, like me, you’re a fan of Neil Gaiman you’ll have already read about this. Patry Francis managed to do that amazing thing every writer dreams of and got her book sold only to discover she had an aggressive form of cancer. That fact means...by Neil | Jan 29, 2008 | Fiction, Free Online Fiction, Horror, Not Friday Flash Fiction, Random, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Short Stories, Writing
Ok. Currently I’m still ploughing my way through Midnight’s Children and I haven’t been to the cinema for a while nor done anything else other than work. So there’s not much to report. However I do have a story – Wide Open Space –...by Neil | Jan 28, 2008 | commuting, lack of loos, Life, London, pedestrian rage, smart monkeys dumb animals, Thoughts, why
It’s amazing isn’t it? I’m sat here in Charing Cross station writing a blog post on my handheld. Yet we still can’t build a station in Central London with capacity for more than ten people and a small dog to sit down. Similarly you can buy a...by Neil | Jan 26, 2008 | Life, Personal, Seemed like a good idea at the time, Things to do in Kent, Thoughts, Travel
So today I went to the seaside. After a few weekends of moping around the house we decided to take advantage of the good weather to go for a road trip down to the coast. It’s a short jaunt down to Whitstable, we’d never been before, and that’s how we...by Neil | Jan 25, 2008 | Fiction, Free Online Fiction, Friday Flash Fiction, Horror, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Short Stories
Silver By Neil Beynon The room was dark. Thick acrid smoke clung to Caerwen’s nose and mouth; she coughed as she stepped over a sleeping body. Rhys, if she wasn’t mistaken. Lurking beneath the smoke was the sticky sweet smell of spilt mead. “You’re Da is over there,”...