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Interview at “Fairy Tale Wish”

  By gregoryfrost June 27, 2013 June 27, 2013 Words

An interview about influences, genres, and cultural contexts: http://farietalewish.webs.com/guest-spotlight

Tagged   fantasy fiction, Fitcher's Brides, horror, Shadowbridge, writers' discussing writing, writing, writing life

Story-a-day: Unusual Ways of Seeing

  By gregoryfrost May 26, 2013 May 26, 2013 Words

For anyone looking for an unusual and often surprisingly effective writing prompt, this came from a book of writing exercises I owned years back and it has been time-tested in numerous workshops since.

Unusual Ways of Seeing

-gf

Tagged   writing, writing exercise

Steven Wilson Night

  By gregoryfrost April 20, 2013 April 20, 2013 Words

Beheld a diabolical show by Steven Wilson at the Keswick Theatre last night, touring for “The Raven that Refused to Sing”. Spectacularly mixed, razor sharp timing, bass that took possession of your body. It was progrock bliss.

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My thanks to David Axler for assembling us all.

-gf

Tagged   music, Porcupine Tree., progrock, Steven Wilson
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