Monthly Archives: December 2016

30 Day Writing Challenge – Day Four – Mirror

It’s day four of the 30 day writing challenge, and today’s prompt is: Mirror. I had a few different thoughts about how to approach this prompt, but the lines from Tennyson’s Lady Of Shalott kept playing over and over in my head, and so I felt I needed to share them. These particular lines describeContinue reading “30 Day Writing Challenge – Day Four – Mirror”

30 Day Writing Challenge – Day Three – Faces In The Street

It’s day three of the challenge, and today’s prompt is: Faces In The Street. This prompt is quite apropos, as I happened to be in London today – I love the city but find crowds overwhelming at times, so it’s always nice to return to the relative solitude of home. As it’s been quite aContinue reading “30 Day Writing Challenge – Day Three – Faces In The Street”

Thirty Day Writing Challenge – Day 2 – Open Door

Today’s prompt is: Open Door For this post I’ve pulled a short scene from Silver and Black, the vampire novel I’ve been working on this past while. It seemed to fit the prompt quite well… Silver and Black (an excerpt) ‘Are you ready?’ I was. Despite not wanting to leave Kyle, despite the fact thatContinue reading “Thirty Day Writing Challenge – Day 2 – Open Door”

30 Day Writing Challenge – Day 1 – Things We Carry

Okay, I know I’m a day late, but it’s been a busy week and I just found out about this writing challenge. The idea is to write a blog post based on a prompt for the next thirty days, fiction or non-fiction. As I’m a little behind the eight ball on this one, I’m pullingContinue reading “30 Day Writing Challenge – Day 1 – Things We Carry”