Magenta Monster

Not sure it can happen, but I am going to try with voice recognition software.

Going to be based on a dream I had.

Due to head injuries I think that for now the work on polishing the Doomsday Collection will have to wait 🙁

I am still hoping to have physical copies out this year but will will just have to wait and see!

Picture a story is a writing exercise for fellow writers – I post my photos, images and drawings as inspiration. Try looking at the picture and then setting yourself a timer or maybe plan a short story around it.

I hit my head whilst dancing at an event – on going issues hopefully be back to normal soon.

Picture a story is a writing challenge. Use the image below to kick start a story.

Pink hair, cloak and Christmas Pudding hat – what is he up to?

Picture a story is a writing challenge that I post for other writers and myself – now get writing! 😉

Where are they going? Who are they?

So the kids ideas I have been generating and working on and comic book progress are over on Orange Monster.

And I also have a page for the concept sketches for The Punk’s Universe 🙂 Here.

The beginning of may always sees one of the madnesses that is the writing and creative challenges that I love so much. This time it is National Picture Book Writing Week where the idea is to write a picture book a day for seven days – it is intense but productive 🙂

I tend to follow this on with a month of illustration type stuff – the last few years I have focused on the comic book stuff and may well do that again this year 🙂

I completed this years script and worked a lot on previous scripts – applied for comic book fairs and got my comic book script questions answered by Neil Gaiman – this is SUCCESS 😀

These are beginnings of stories you can use to get yourself writing 🙂

1) The lights blinked and flickered in the night, the bustle of the city had a greasy feel to it

2) It was the bowls club annual, there would be a tournament followed by lemonade and then a meal in the club house

3) Severed hands and feet kept turning up all over the city

4) The young monk knelt on the dusty step, already the sun was pulsing white over head, he gave the child the frozen bottle

5) The square peaked cap state on his head, he was red flushed and happy