liamaspinage.bsky.social
Writer, former philosophy student, former archaeology educator and former police clerk. I live next to a graveyard on top of a hill overlooking the sea, which should be quite enough adventure for anyone.
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Nah, Byakhee Grove is where the action is at.
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It's funny because I changed the location of Hunger Stone from Las Vegas to New York after the feds found bodies uncovered by droughts in Nevada...
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Imagine already having written a short story called Island of Strangers and then waking up to this garbage.
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We should swap titles and see what happens.
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Pope Brinjal Pickle IV
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I'll be joining you from halfway between Beachy Head and Belle Tout so I'll hear idk maybe half of it ?
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I'll be joining you from halfway between Beachy Head and Belle Tout so I'll hear idk maybe half of it ?
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I sent this off yesterday, so we'll see...
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I haven't finished it, but I have learned more bird facts so I am calling that a win.
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Nah, I think it's a story about a crime writer who gets his classes cancelled because they're using the AI of a dead crime writer instead. So he vows to get revenge on them, but to do that it turns out he needs a little help...
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Like, I'm reasonably sure there's a Black Mirror episode right there.
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Christ what a shitshow
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It's twice as long as my last anthology and I'm not apologising.
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fiction4all.com/ebooks/b1964...
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Is there some sort of new Godwin's Law for where this thread ended up?
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Ooh what's it called?
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But you are a drug addled warlock prince?
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I'm going to call him Elraff.
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I'm dreaming of a mythology where there's been an epic cosmic battle between the god of sandboxes and the goddess of railroads, and humanity is living in the aftermath. Am I on the right track ? (Ha! Track! Railroad!)
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Fanjoy is such a wonderful name.
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I want my players to show up for the game and not be dicks. Is there a god for that? Is it Thor? It's usually Thor, right?
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Or rework the Battle of Culloden with Melniboné Prince Charlie.
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As an indie writer, I have to pop in a thank you here for talking about Substack.
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I'll have to try something like this myself one day, it's not as if I'd be short on people to ask for clues!
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Ooh, maybe I'll give him a longer and more considered read then.
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On a superficial reading, I quite liked Rawls, but I never read it in depth.
I strongly suspect it's an interesting though experiment and nothing more.
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Y'know, I've read enough papal history to know basing an AI pope on previous papal behaviour is a disaster in itself.
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Ah, perfect light entertainment for a Thursday evening.
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Oh, yeah. I knew I didn't just open the app to doomscroll.
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I can barely unitask tbh
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Are we all just f*cking about on bluesky today rather than working? Should I have brought donuts?
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Strong 7.
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My local postman has decided that our half full recycle bin is a 'safe place' to leave parcels
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It's the end(s) of the world!
22 stories of apocalypse...
fiction4all.com/ebooks/b1964...
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Think I lasted about half an hour. Shame on me for actually paying attention.
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I'm celebrating by listening to you talk about Thatcher for an hour and a half.
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fiction4all.com/ebooks/b1964...
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Thanks!
I just published a 22 story anthology of apocalypse stories, each prompted by a different line from W.B. Yeats The Second Coming
fiction4all.com/ebooks/b1964...
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The Usual Saucepans
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I honestly thought for a moment that ad said 'download produce'
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I like to think the clockwork pixies come and change the clocks overnight, like a visit from the tooth fairy or Santa
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Writing means extricating myself from a deep deep research rabbit hole and sometimes that hurts.
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It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking Mrs Dalloway.
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And to you! I am watching from Beachy Head.
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Not when you can drink it straight from that deep pond!