100 rejections: May update
Just as the wall around the city begins to crack and we’re denied the best and most legal of reasons to not leave the house (namely that it was pretty much illegal), it’s time...
Just another turnip on the internet
Just as the wall around the city begins to crack and we’re denied the best and most legal of reasons to not leave the house (namely that it was pretty much illegal), it’s time...
My short story ‘Nick Cave Takes a Bath’ has made its concert debut. It is a thrilling tale of speculative hygiene.
Hello fellow rejectioneers (AKA fellow writers). April has been and gone so I thought I’d share my April rejection updates.
Losing Grip is back in black, baby! Reprinted courtesy of Defenestration Mag, Losing Grip is the story of a man who wakes up one morning with a grenade in his hand.
So when I left you all last, I had done basically nothing for February. Well, I had submitted one thing, but I don’t know what that really counts for. March has been different, with...
We’re at the end of February (and well into March) so I thought I’d reflect on my process so far.
I’m posting this as much for posterity (because this is a forgetful turnip), but I won two awards at the 2020 Fitzpatrick Awards: Best Satire and Serious Subeditor.
‘Candid Communication vs. Elaborate Eloquence’ is an ex–post facto collaborative piece wherein the title was selected by a third-party without consultation between finalising and publication. In a perfect world, it would be called ‘Clear...
‘Staring into the eyes of many strangers to know oneself’ is a snapshot of truthful representation in the Zoom age and the frustrations that entails.
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