I’m writing this monthly Insecure Writer’s Support Group post as the new month starts… and as my bed-ridden position is bearable this morning. And my long-suffering wife brought me Apple Orchard tea, despite her bad knees and other ailments. I wish our family did more… but they try given their own problems. The usual single key tapping … Continue reading
I’m struggling to write this monthly Insecure Writer’s Support Group post as my bed-ridden position is getting beyond a sick joke. Single key tapping is hard amidst intermittent pain… and morphine doesn’t aid concentration. The book still depends on my desktop appearing… and an upturn in my health. I have sketched out my October WEP-IWSG Challenge – … Continue reading
As the war in Ukraine continues, so will my tale of two Canadian-Ukrainian aviatrix cousins unfold to merge reality and inspiration from the WEP/IWSG bi-monthly challenges. Once again Putin provided the grist – his clampdown on gay rights banning at the end of June “propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations to minors.” Wasn’t Beethoven unable to marry … Continue reading
I’m aiming to get ahead by writing this monthly Insecure Writer’s Support Group post a few days ahead. Our house is still in chaos, although my wife’s son and his girlfriend move out next week. So, then our office will get set up, and I can stop writing one-fingered on a laptop barely in reach. … Continue reading
My apologies for this ‘late show’ on the monthly Insecure Writer’s Support Group post. Our move has proved a nightmare with no disabled features to the house like wide doors or wheelchair ramp, a low toilet I have to be transferred onto by a trained carer, plus weeks without internet. My desktop is still in … Continue reading
This month’s WEP/IWSG Challenge was as inevitable as the dreadful and ongoing tragedy in Ukraine. I’ve attempted to continue my tale of two aviatrix cousins from April, using the suggested approach of ‘correspondence’ – nowadays emails etc. However, I was unable to catch the emotions involved as others did so well last Challenge. Also, I … Continue reading
Writing Wings 