Think Of a Name For It: In an ordinary London suburban flat on the 11th September 2001, Titian wants rent from flat mate Tod. But Tod is evasive and switches on the TV news. They watch live coverage of the twin towers collapsing, but Titian disapproves of the invasive coverage and switches it off. Lee [...]
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My second effort Think of a Name For It has received a fantastic critique from Hanna Slattne at Tinderbox playhouse in Northern Ireland: “A thoroughly enjoyable read of what should turn out to be a thoroughly enjoyable play to watch if you are lucky enough to get a production.” I did pull out all the [...]
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Oh well, never mind, at least this rejector thanked me for bothering. Back to the drawing board.
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Bards and Sages.com … a comprehensive slagging off by editor Julie Ann Dawson that leaves me in no doubt she didn’t like it. The story was well-received by another mag, although also rejected. “The conclusion is completely out in left field,” she rants. Sorry, folks. I must try harder.
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Rainy City Stories, Sofa Sorbet @http://tinyurl.com/l43wlt
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