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Getting back to it

16/9/2016

 
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I love September. I love the chilly, frosty mornings that give way to warm (or even, hot) sunshine by lunchtime.  I love the thought of getting back into my jumpers and thick woolly tights. I love my kids going to back to school and finally having the house to myself again.

September always feels like a fresh start.

So far this month, I've written - and submitted - two short stories, and a flash fiction. I'm on my third short story now - trying to reduce a 50,000 word novel now to a 5,000 word story. I'm playing around with all the different threads and trying to work out how I want to tell this story. It may sound like a silly thing to attempt, but if I do it right, it'll be awesome. (And, if I do it wrong, no one will ever read it, so that's fine too!)

Mac Wheeler link
17/9/2016 22:33:00

love your photo :)

Annalisa Crawford
18/9/2016 09:47:02

Thanks Mac. It was a beautiful surprise to turn the corner and see those beautiful colours and such low cloud.


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Annalisa Crawford, Author

Dark contemporary fiction with a hint of paranormal
​"Besides Annalisa's clever writing style, I enjoy the unpredictable plots and the characters that are so very normal, yet tragically broken in some way or another."