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Two-bit writer, doc film-maker. From Manchester, now based in Copenhagen. Novelette: The Cripple Club (Alien Buddha Press; Feb 25). Words in London Magazine, The Antigonish Review, Mystery Magazine, Mystery Tribune, Litro, New Pop Lit, Punk Noir.
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... is watching Supernatural (US. 33. Victor Halperin), with Carole Lombard.

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On today's Weekly Features: Anthony Kane Evans sells a silky smooth story, and Sherry Morris embarks on a quest for our times. thehooghlyreview.com/weekly-featu... @uksherka.bsky.social @anthonykaneevans.bsky.social

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I have a short story up in The Hooghly Review today, so, if you have a couple of spare minutes, click in and give it a read. Thanks to @ankitrajojha.bsky.social‬ and the @thehooghlyreview.bsky.social‬ crew! thehooghlyreview.com/franks-hair-...

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... is watching: A Woman's Vengeance (US. 48. Zoltan Korda). Based on Aldous Huxley's The Gioconda Smile (published 1922), a story I have read but remember nothing about.

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Still working away on a novella that has got way out of control. If you're the sort who goes down the gym/fitness centre, please dedicate your Legs Mondays to me. Fanks! Hope my Bluesky writer pals are having a better time of it.

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Sketched out the climax to a novella I've been struggling with for far too long now. Then it's just a matter of tying up some very loose ends. Looking forward to climbing out of it and giving it a break. Hope my fellow Bluesky creatives are having a better time of it.

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Copenhagen is a flat city, really. Denmark itself is pretty flat. This can make things pretty claustrophobic at times. You need to get up onto a rooftop every now and again to get some perspective.

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In the indie book stakes, just started Coy Hall's The Switchblade Svengali (2024). Has something of a Sunset Boulevard - the 50s film - vibe to it. The prose is clean and uncluttered as one would expect from a Shotgun Honey production. @coyhall.bsky.social @shotgunhoney.com

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Today I've been typing stuff up from my notebook onto the old PC using the little-known method known as Nerv-o-rama. Hope my Bluesky mutuals/followers have some method which is working for them, no matter what you're doing!

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... is watching (It-Fr. 60. Visconti):

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... is watching The Phantom Light (GB. 35. Michael Powell).

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Watching Lady Gangster (US. 42. dir. Robert Florey). Let me just tell you, this woman, she ain't made of sawdust, no sirree!

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167 action-packed eclectic pages (I'm sure), including an excerpt from my novelette The Cripple Club. The Alien Buddha has spoken. Long live the Alien Buddha and all who fly/float in her.

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Just caught a rather hilarious very low-budget film noir. Female Jungle (US. 55. Bruno VeSota). Haven't laughed so much in ages. Don't get me wrong, it's not exactly bad, it's actually rather good, but there is a lot of strange stuff going on here. Available on YouTube.

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As some of you may know, we have a book club in our house. Me and the budgie. He surprised me by requesting that we tackle my novelette after we'd finished an E M Forster. "Enough of the Edwardian language, let's get up to date," he said. Unaware that my English is a decidedly 1980s affair.

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Just been long-listed for a mag I've been trying to get into for some years now. They've long-listed me before, so let's hope I manage to get over the next hurdle this time. Hope my fellow creatives are getting long-listed, short-listed, published ... (art: Louis Wain)

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I asked him (T S Eliot) if he agreed with the definition that most editors are failed writers and he replied: "Perhaps, but so are most writers." - A Personal Memoir, Robert Giroux.

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Down my usual writing café. About to indulge in a cup of coffee and a post-modern croissant before dipping into some reading matter and then marching on with my work-in-progress. Hope my fellow creatives are having a creative day.

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