Nigel’s Substack
Nigel Code, Author, Marissa PurdumNigel Code, author of the David Hammond collection.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Why is Friday 13th of any month something to be scared of?
Because Friday 13th is so firmly linked to horror and bad luck, and I write ghost stories, I thought this would be a lame excuse to write something for Substack and avoid doing any work for a few minutes.
Remember the story
Last weekend I spent a day relaxing, and for a 61 year old bloke with sense of humour issues, I did so in a slightly odd way.
Perfection
I have seen a number of notes and posts on Substack lately, all repeating the same theme. Writers should not aim for perfection. I happen to disagree, and I would go further. To use a technical term, I would say that is bollocks.
Why so many novels are just words.
I have just switched off an interview with yet another traditionally published British novelist, private school education, former journalist, and as so often happens, from the colonies, this one Kenya.
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I write mysteries, that might also be ghost stories. The David Hammond series might just change your mind, whether you believe in such things or not. Find out more at www.nigelcode.co.uk
Welcome to my corner of the Void, where imperfect stories come to life. Genres may vary.
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