Tag Archives: Nanowrimo

It’s like I’m living in a crime novel

7 June 2012 23:57 | Leave a Comment | Zoe Kirk-Robinson

When having work done on your garden, one thing you really don’t want to hear someone tell you is “We’ve had to call the police. We found two knives and a bottle of pills hidden in your hedge. One of the knives had blood on it.” … Read More →

Posted in: Journal | Tagged: Camp NaNoWriMo, crime, Curse of the Other World, drugs, knives, NaNoWriMo, novels, police, writing

The Scream of Eternity, part seven

11 November 2011 22:33 | Leave a Comment | Zoe Kirk-Robinson

Tom Carter sat across the table from the woman from Dudley Street. He was leaning back in his chair, his arms folded across his chest, staring at her, willing her to break her apparent vow of silence. She had refused a lawyer before the interview, refused to answer any questions put to her, and seemed intent on playing a staring contest with Tom until he gave in. … Read More →

Posted in: Stories | Tagged: horror, NaNoWriMo, novel, Stories, The Scream of Eternity

The Scream of Eternity, part six

11 November 2011 06:10 | Leave a Comment | Zoe Kirk-Robinson

Like many of the New Buzz movement, Ward had given up using her given name in place of her family name. According to the philosophy of the movement, this represented a “higher embrace of family over personalty”. … Read More →