Musings From Planet Wolfson
  • Home
  • A Writer's Blog
  • Fiction
  • Scripts
  • Favourite Quotes
  • Useful Links
  • Selected Markets
  • Contact Me

A Writer's Blog

Fantasies - Due for Publication on the 30th March

26/3/2013

1 Comment

 
Great News!!! The Editor at Erotic Shades has just informed me that Fantasies will be published on the 30th March. I can't wait. I'll do an expanded blog entry on Erotic Shades either on the 30th or the 31st. I like what they're trying to do, and they're a friendly bunch.

Apologies, it's been quiet around here. I've been bogged down with 'Project 13' and another short story called 'Night Owls' which I'm desperate to finish.

I've also got the worlds highest reading pile at the moment. I read the 'Last Bus To Wodstock' the other day. It's the first Inspector Morse novel. I'm a fan of detective fiction as in traditional detectve fiction, not the scientific forensic type. I've been reading stories about such fictional greats as Holmes, Poirot, Maigret, Inspector Wolf, The Baron, Cribb, and my current personal favourites Bryant & May for many years.

I've aways avoided Colin Dexter's Inspector Morse novels. I thought they were going to be a little bit pretentious, elitist, and hard to get into. I couldn't have been more wrong. The 'Last Bus To Woodstock' was a well written, easy to read, well plotted, witty, and engaging tale that really drew me in.

I loved Morse. There's elements of his character that I really related to. We share the same love of pubs and real ale for one.

I'm now reading Patrick Rothfuss' highly rated 'The Name of The Wind.'  I'm about 200 pages into this mighty epic. I'm enjoying it but dare I say that nothing much has actually happened in those 200 pages. One key event in the main characters past, and some mystery about current events with the spiders, but not a lot else so far.

That's it for now. My next post will be the feature on Erotic Shades.

Take care,

Mike.
1 Comment
Dan
5/4/2013 07:34:23 am

Congratulations Mike. I read Fantasies on Triggerstreet a while back and really enjoyed it. Sounds like you have found a good home for a tricky genre.

Reply



Leave a Reply.

    Author

    M J Wolfson - That's me. 
    A short story writer and an Indie filmmaker. I've had multiple short stories published in various anthologies, magazines, &
    E-zines. I've recently embraced the world of film-making. I've written and directed  one very short film, and I plan to make more. I was the Assistant Editor at Firewords Quarterly for the first seven issues. A project I was very proud to have been a part of. I'm a book collector, autograph hunter, part time lion tamer, and a full time fantasist. Feel free to say, Hello. Everybody's welcome!

    Archives

    August 2017
    November 2016
    April 2016
    March 2016
    December 2015
    April 2015
    March 2015
    January 2015
    December 2014
    October 2014
    September 2014
    July 2014
    June 2014
    May 2014
    April 2014
    March 2014
    December 2013
    October 2013
    September 2013
    July 2013
    June 2013
    May 2013
    April 2013
    March 2013
    February 2013
    January 2013

    Categories

    All
    13 Seconds
    13 The Anthology
    A Brief History Of Doozer's Cyclic Theory Of Re-Invention
    Acid House
    Agatha Christie
    Andromeda Spaceways
    A Quiet Retirement
    Authonomy
    Beautiful
    Bernard Cornwell
    Brington Tower
    Chris Chibnall
    Christopher Fowler
    Colin Dexter
    Daily Life
    Dancers
    Darkfuse
    Domain Names
    Duotrope
    Elmore Leonard
    Erotic Shades
    Fantasies
    Favourite Quotes
    Firewords
    Flash Cricket
    Flash Fiction
    Grrm
    Hellnotes
    Hello!
    Hemingway
    Holdfast
    Horror D'oeuvres
    Inspiration
    Iversity
    Jane Hunter
    Lester Dent
    Michael Moorcock
    Monsters
    Night Owls
    Peer Review
    Pen Names
    Pili-isms
    Plotting
    Project 13
    Publication Rights
    Ray Bradbury
    Reading
    Robert A Heinlein
    Round Robin Challenge
    Saints & Sinners
    Selected Markets
    Shush
    Submissions
    The Ending
    The Man On The Train
    Theme Of Absence
    The Remote Control Love Affair
    The Things We Can't Foresee
    The Thirteenth Camera
    Triggerstreetlabs
    T S Eliot
    Useful Links
    Wiped Clean
    Writer's Block
    Writing
    Writing Courses
    Writing Tips
    Zoetrope Studios

Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.
  • Home
  • A Writer's Blog
  • Fiction
  • Scripts
  • Favourite Quotes
  • Useful Links
  • Selected Markets
  • Contact Me