Fevered Fuse * Serialised * Four

Fevered Fuse * Serialised * Four

After a few delays, I’m posting the next two chapters on consecutive days, as together they’re over 2,000 words… short chapter today. I’m still juggling life problems, so it’s been tough writing my next Freedom Flights episode. I’m aiming to post it by the end of the month. Now enjoy another Fevered Fuse chapter. Links … Continue reading

Fevered Fuse * Serialised * Chapters Two & Three

Fevered Fuse * Serialised * Chapters Two & Three

Apologies for the delay in posting the next two chapters. I’ve been juggling life problems and writing my latest Freedom Flights episode. Once that was posted on Thursday, I could schedule this post. In Chapter One, Sparkle thinks about creating a ‘mnemonic’, which I am changing to an ‘acronym’ to be more accurate, although an … Continue reading

Episode 47. Rapid Aggravation. Part 2. Escalation Of Terror.

Episode 47. Rapid Aggravation. Part 2. Escalation Of Terror.

Episode 47 of Freedom Flights is set in July 2025 and this is the last part. Some events foreshadowed in this episode will take a few months to play out, while others may be resolved in the next episode. I have also continued to try writing each scene in 3rd-person limited POV. I’m trying to … Continue reading

Fevered Fuse * Serialised * One

Fevered Fuse * Serialised * One

In my 7th January IWSG post, I discussed what I was considering doing with ‘Fevered Fuse’, the first of my Snowdon Shadows novels, featuring Sparkle Anwyl. Having pulled back from the traditional publishing route after a few reactions/comments to the first rejection, I began looking at serialising it on Substack, but I only have four … Continue reading

#IWSG – Retrospect

#IWSG – Retrospect

Although I knew January’s Insecure Writer’s Support Group post was moving closer, I needed to give this month’s question more thought. That meant reassessing my writing intentions. Although I’ve stopped submitting my Snowdon Shadows police procedural, Fevered Fuse, to publishers, I haven’t abandoned it. Too much went into it, from my time and inspiration to … Continue reading