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
#IWSG – Shire Dreams
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
#WEP/IWSG June Challenge – Please Read the Letter
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
#IWSG TOUGH GROOVE
Time for the monthly Insecure Writer’s Support Group post and an update on my situation… although this is written and scheduled a week in advance. My health issues are worse as I’m still struggling to stay comfortable in my powered wheelchair… and I can’t sit at my desk long enough to get much writing done. … Continue reading
TALE TELLING #IWSG
Time for the monthly Insecure Writer’s Support Group post and an update on my situation. My health issues are no better, perhaps worse in that I’m struggling to stay comfortable in my powered wheelchair… no longer relaxed enough to sleep without spasms. And I can’t sit at my desk long enough to get much writing … Continue reading
#WEP/IWSG April Challenge – A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall
I decided on the theme of my entry for this month’s WEP/IWSG Challenge over 50 dreadful days ago, and before I checked the apocalyptic song lyrics. Putin had invaded Ukraine a few days earlier, and I had already researched tyranny in that country for my World War II story Feathered Fire, which featured in the … Continue reading
