RandomSyllables
Four words: genre-blind, dysblurbic pedant. I write fantasy-ish fiction and reflective pieces.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 51 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Names and Symbolism in “Awaiting Sunrise”
First, if you are coming here for the first time, I suggest you read about what “Awaiting Sunrise” is here:
Second, a quick update, I have some query letters written and my short list of agents. Some of them have specific time windows for...
“Awaiting Sunrise” Through My Eyes
First and foremost, I am a writer. I believe my talent for weaving words together outshines my talent for arranging lines and curves aesthetically.
Nonetheless, here are the results in trying to get the brief snapshots of the characters th...
Moving Forward with “Awaiting Sunrise”
For those of you who have been with me at the start, or decided to peek at some of my early posts, you may recall a brief introduction to a story, “Waiting For Sunrise”, which promptly disappeared into the nether. Whispers of the vampire st...
Draft Comparisons - Awaiting Sunrise
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A little preamble here: a long time ago, in a galaxy far far aw—wait, no. Let me try that again.
In the early 2000’s I wrote a vampire story called “Waiting For Sunrise”. I was a young, ignorant writ...
The Airports That Hit “Undo” On My Vacation
Today, instead of my usual post on values or literature, I am going to get personal and share a story about my return trip from Iceland. I was downright adventurous, considering I’m a sedentary, over-cautious ball of anxiety. But I hiked, I...
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Canadian fantasy writer who suffers from genre-blindness and dysblurbia. Chapters posted directly to Substack, alongside thought pieces on random topics.
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