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The Seventh Mourner
The Wheel has spoken again and has decided the order for our new story. You can check the order of apperance at the bottom of this post.
This time we’re changing the shape a little.
The group will be smaller — only seven writers — the in...
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The first round of this experiment is over and we’re getting ready to start a new story.
Pietrov has been read 2,510 times and now has fifty-eight subscribers. Not bad for a strange little experiment that began with one wri...
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The Wayward Paragraphs is an experiment in storytelling, each part written by a different author than the last. One story. One paragraph. No one knows where it’s going.
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The Wayward Paragraphs is an experiment in storytelling, each part being written by a different author than the last. One story. One paragraph. No one knows where it’s going.
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The Wayward Paragraphs is an experiment in storytelling, each part being written by a different author than the last. One story. One paragraph. No one knows where it’s going.
For Table of Contents,...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Stories about lives under pressure and the murmur underneath.
30-something fiction writer and PR man based in northeast England. Making my own way through a creative life
Fiction Author and Reader. Writing slow as snow. Reading fast though, if it's any good i have to praise you like i should. Profile Pic by Vakzthar, check her Art here @thevakztharimachine
Hey I'm Jon, and welcome to Kind Chicken. Here, you'll find pieces and offerings that cover mental health, self care, nostalgia, and thoughtful prose. So please, let me go put the kettle on, and I'll tell you a story. -KC JonathanLaidley.com
Father, husband, writer. Won some things, lost a few more. No hot takes. No how-to’s. Writing fiction inspired by a life lived as slow as possible.
Purveyor of the macabre, observer of the absurd. Writer of weird fiction, odd essays, and doom poetry. To support my work, click the Ko-fi link in the keychain.
I write literary speculative fiction. Whether you like what I do is none of my business. Favourites: Brontë, Dostoyevsky, Chekhov, Bukowski, Nabokov, Tolstoy, Darwish, Winterson, Colette.
\ud83d\udcdaSci-fi author | White Mountains, Arizona \ud83d\udcd6 Space opera • forbidden love • fate vs. free will \ud83c\udf0c ORION’S AMBASSADOR ✨ Coming Spring 2027 — I write personal essays on my writing journey and short stories from the universe of ORION’S AMBASSADOR
Nicholas Matsas is a writer and plumber. He loves words and water. This is his sketchpad.
Fiction writer trying desperately to make sense of the world by portraying its nonsense honestly. Absurdism, horror, comedy, science fiction, poetry, etc. Free Palestine \ud83c\udf49 and Fuck ICE ✊ No AI ever, every image is public domain.
Indie author writing speculative fiction. Canadian, but originally from much, much further afield. “Nothing Works, Everything Happens” now available. Strangeness, satire, and quiet hope. More info at aiyasaya.com
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