Laurie MacIntosh
The Three Sheep Rebellion was started by a seven-year-old girl in Scotland questioning how a 76-the year-old law made any sense at all.
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Volume 1, Letter 4
Dear Beloved Substackers,
This week I find myself in a bit of a quandary. Here’s the situation: less than half of you, through no fault of your own, have finished reading the Three Sheep Rebellion. As such, what I want to talk about today...
The Putrid Delta
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This was the challenge:
The Writer's Journey
Power up Prompt #32: 6.14.26
Welcome to the weekly Power up Prompt! These weekly prompts offer up a genre, a setting, a character, and a conflict for you to use i...
Volume 1, Letter 3
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Dear Beloved Substackers,
The new landing page has been unveiled with much heraldry! (I spent a ton on metaphorical buglers.) Thanks to for all her help wrestling the Substack formatting into compliance...
How to Find Everything and Anything on Miss Laurie Mac Mac Mac's Site!
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Where I Rather Indecorously Display My Bloomers
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This is the section in which I display my greenness as a short-story writer. It is likely to contain short stories and flash fiction, mostly written in response to prompts. And o...
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The "Three Sheep Rebellion" is a serial set in Scotland in spring 2026 amid an impending global food crisis. Thankfully, the town of Milnathort has a clever 7-year-old, Daisy, who challenges them to do what makes sense. The results change history.
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