My Bradbury Year
Layne MercerA weekly mess of notes, failures, lessons learned, and deadlines missed, as I tackle the Ray Bradbury Challenge to write 52 short stories in a year.
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Alone Together
Week 24 was definitely a different one. With such big changes in our world, it felt important to reflect them somehow in my fiction. It was an opportunity to intentionally devise a metaphor as a way of turning a large scale issue into a sma...
Snakelegs
I had stopped sponsoring men in their attempts at recovery well before Chap Nolan’s funeral. Sometimes I’m amazed that I’ve kept myself sober for thirty-one years. A lot of stories don’t go that way. Most days I’d wager just about anything ...
The Ghost of Here
Knowing that week #23 would be my last story before Halloween, I wanted to make it a ghost story. It happened that I would be traveling to Portsmouth with my daughter on Monday to get her senior pictures taken in the autumnal environs of th...
What Is Wrong With People?
Does scrolling through social media get you heated? Do you shake your head in disbelief when watching politicians spout their views or random people act out in ways that seem like some kind of psychosis? Are there maybe even family members ...
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A weekly mess of notes, failures, lessons learned and deadlines missed, as I tackle the Ray Bradbury Challenge—to write one short story every week for a whole year. (and also figure out Substack as I go)
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