Tonight, I was listening to the sound of growling made by dogs and wolves for my current project, Euryale (working title). At first, I wanted to describe the sound, but am now thinking to concentrate on the feeling it unearths within us.
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Droplets of Clarity with the Dettol No-Touch Automatic Antibacterial Handwash Dispenser.
My characters follow me everywhere: on the street, on the road, to gigs and to parties, they even come with me to the loo. The latter can be rather unsettling, … Continue reading Droplets of Clarity with the Dettol No-Touch Automatic Antibacterial Handwash Dispenser.
The Profoundness of Holes
I was standing in my garage talking to a man who had an interesting way of coping. He said that whenever he had a row with his missus or he … Continue reading The Profoundness of Holes
Mudlark 5
The final section in Mudlark is entitled, The Mime. I found these two beautiful performances by Jérôme Murat and Clown Adrien whilst studying the art form in preparation to write my story’s conclusion. First draft of the story has just been completed!.
Enjoy the show!
Mudlark 4
In this story, I’m using different types of (street) performance as a metaphor for relationship stages.
Dublin Ghost Story Festival 2016
Originally posted on Swan River Press:
So this is pretty exciting news. For quite some time I’ve been pondering the idea. Is it even possible? The question kept me up…
Giving It Away For Free?
Writers write. That is what they do. They do it because, to them, the act of writing is a drug that shoots them up into the brilliant starscape, the brightness … Continue reading Giving It Away For Free?
Class Horror
Begin to explore modern British horror through the article, Ominous Ordinary, by Damien Walter.
A St Valentine’s Day story
Cupid, god of desire, is in Wetherspoons, dipping an arrow’s pointed shaft in Karen’s glass ot Sauvignon Blanc, but what will happen when his wife, Psyche, finds out? What You … Continue reading A St Valentine’s Day story
Spam and the zombie apocalypse
Keeping your Pringles tubes, sharing your baked beans, moving to Kent, and listening to The Archers, all could be vital in surviving a global disaster according to this handy guide … Continue reading Spam and the zombie apocalypse
Eric Nash 