We recognise it is a terrible tease to offer up a meagre 750 words from each story. For the majority of our writers, this is their first publishing adventure, though certainly not their first venture into the wonderful yet terrible world of fiction writing. Many of the writers here have considerable back-catalogues of stories, seen [...]
Archive for September, 2009
My first reaction when I was asked to contribute to Chinese Whisperings was one of joy. Every writer wants to be read and this is my first real chance to gain a wider readership. I liked the format and the challenge it presented to come up with a story using someone else’s character. But as [...]
THIS IS A STICKY POST: PLEASE SCROLL DOWN FOR OUR DAILY POSTINGS The Prize Each week we are running a competition to win an exclusive ebook edition of the first anthology. The Red Book – Reversed will contain all the same stories as the regular book, but in reverse order. Events and characters will fade [...]
We recognise it is a terrible tease to offer up a meagre 750 words from each story. For the majority of our writers, this is their first publishing adventure, though certainly not their first venture into the wonderful yet terrible world of fiction writing. Many of the writers here have considerable back-catalogues of stories, seen [...]
No stranger to collaborative writing and project work, I feel comfortable with the premise and direction my story has taken. It’s easy to become precious with characters you have birthed. I’m always interested how others perceive the motivation of your characters, or the directions they take once you have freed them on the page. I [...]
Congratulations to Lizzy Hoad who took up the gauntlet not to just comment this week but to fire an insightful question at the proudly irreverant Jason Coggins. Lizzy wins a copy of the limited edition Red Book Reversed. To go into the running to win next week, just stop by and leave a comment or [...]
Chinese Whisperings invites you to kick back with your favourite beverage and Take Five with the Brisbane based author of Krappelin's Child Annie Evett.
The Red Book, Audio Trailer
