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Month: June 2021

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June 2021 Reading Roundup

In my last reading roundup, I was still emerging from winter. Now, it’s been 30+ degrees for weeks, and I can barely remember what…
30 June 2021
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Nightshade by Annalena McAfee

If you need your fictional characters to be likeable, to be the sort of people that you can "root for", then absolutely…
19 June 2021
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The Archipelago of Another Life Readalong, Part 4

Here’s a little life tip for you. If you ever feel that the time is starting to drag and you’d like your…
12 June 2021
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New Short Story Published

I had a short story published recently in Storgy magazine. It’s available to read free online, so do check it out if…
8 June 2021

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