The Suddenly Kate Show

Hello,

About a month ago I (along with many others i'm sure) enterd the 'Worth Your Salt' Open mic competition hosted by Hazel & Wren.

Today the results were announced, and although I was not the winner or a runner upperer, I was very pleased to see that a FB friend was. I wasn't surprised as I myself am a fan of his writing and he is truly talented. You can check out his work here. So stop by an congratulate Mr Eric Martell!

All that being said, I haven't been put off sharing the story with you, and I hope you like it at least a little bit!. So pour yourself a glass of wine or a large cup of tea and get comfy...

The ImagineersShe was tall and thin, with watery eyes and fishbelly white skin. 

Shona sat up bolt right in the hammock and it gave a little wobble as her centre of gravity was shifted for a moment, she read the line again.

 She was tall and thin, with watery eyes and fishbelly white skin. 

Shona was almost at the halfway point of the novel, a…

Hello,

How exactly have I managed to miss the first half of February?

I just stopped by to tell you about the eZine in which the story 'Inside:Out' has been printed? Is it called printed if its an ezine? Who knows! All I know is that I have been included.

I sincerely recommend you have a read of the February issue which has a focus on 'Women in Horror'. I submitted my story around the same time that I posted the full version here on my blog so it has been quite a while. I had a couple of weeks wait to find out if my submission had been accepted. Its one of those things where you have no idea on the submission process after you submit, how are the stories chosen? How is it decided where they come in the list of contents? and so on and so forth. I was happy to have the story accepted.

There are many other wonderful horror stories written by women in this months eZine but if you are interested I am on page 147. Its a great snooker score! hehe.

Oh! I guess y…