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Reading List
Image: Annais Ferreira No matter how much I eat, I’m hungry all the time. Anything I consume seems to be getting processed quicker than ever, and the energy from it is being burnt up and expelled faster than my metabolism … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Edinburgh, Editorial Comment, Food, Drink and Bevvy, Interviews, Publishing and Marketing, Reading
Tagged 18Q, Books, Edinburgh, Fabulist Flash, Food, Drink and Bevvy, forgetful, Gregory A. Kompes, hungry, Interview, Leith Walk, newsletter, Princes Street, Reading, tram works, trams, transport
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Piecing Together a Plot
Image: Row Three Workshop Over lunch, I wrote and posted the revised version of part 2 of the fourth exercise at the Advanced Dialogue workshop. I’ve edited in a sentence or two to subtly indicate where the antagonism is coming … Continue reading →