The Distractionist
Georgina BruceEverything is either a good time or a good story.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 82 | Subscribers | Read | thedistractionist.substack.com |
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THE GLITTERING CROCODILES
This was one of the first stories I ever had published, about 20 years ago now. It appeared in an anthology by Tindal Street Press, called The Sea in Birmingham. Unfortunately (from my point of view at least) the editor saw fit to take out ...
LOOKING AT FISH AND STUFF
A while ago I took part in a panel discussion entitled: ‘The Allure of Horror’. I was alongside a legend of horror fiction, a new writer, and a mid-career horror academic. It all went as well as could be expected. The horror legend was char...
DO ANDROIDS DREAM OF ELECTRIC [BLEEP]?
Hello! Since I am living in a weird alternate universe between now and the end of January, I’m digging up this previously-published post for your Friday enjoyment. It’s all about dating, Dick, and the end of the world. Enjoy it! Enjoy it ag...
BEASTLY AUNT GEORGINA
It’s been a long time since I last read Lord of the Flies, but even so, I’m sorry to report that it did very little to prepare me for being in a school playground, surrounded by a bunch of nine-year-old boys.
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