Summer break with visitors…. who knows what might appear on my blogs…
When your pansies get angry…
I didn’t even know you could get a kit for making pine martens.
He just wants a hug.
‘One for sorrow’ – this magpie knows the old rhyme.
Helpful advice when you buy a new lightweight folding chair. Don’t stand on it naked.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Split_Fiction
If you play games, have you heard of Split Fiction? Cyberson explained it to me and we watched a video clip – half my family love playing it. The story premise must have been thought up by an Indie author. Two writers have been invited along to a publishing house to get their first book published. But the plan is to put each writer in a bubble and steal their ideas. Something goes wrong and two writers end up in the same bubble and find themselves in each other’s novels… so far so interesting, but I lost the plot when they turned into sausages!? Tell us if you have actually played.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pandemonica-Janet-Gogerty-ebook/dp/B0FJJBD5PK/
What on earth might this be about?
More mishaps in self publishing coming soon….
Times and Tides of a Beachwriter 
I have not played Split Fiction but I have stood on a chair in the prohibited manner (even though a ladder was nearby) and cracked my ribs in the fall. So idiots like me do need such a warning sign. Pandemonica sounds very promising.
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Hello Geoff, hmm I can imagine your disastrous fall!
Hopefully Pandemonica will be a good read, I just have to remember what I called it and how to spell it! Ps, I am reading your baseball novel, I can’t picture the sporting action, but can picture the squelchy mustard!
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You are not only a writer but apparently you can read anything!
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What strange things I come across this week? People 🙂
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Yes, nowt so strange as folk.
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I love the silly, but I’ll pass on the Split Fiction. Congratulations on Pandemonica!!
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Thanks Liz, no I don’t think I’ll be playing Split Fiction.
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You’re welcome, Janet.
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Hi Janet, a fun post. I’ve never heard of Split Fiction. Sounds interesting.
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Nor had I Robbie till Friday!
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We live and learn.
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Tip #8,760—Never make your parasites angry. 😊
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The Triceratops was alway my favourite dinosaur as a child. (I had rubber model ones) It looked like a rhino with an extra horn, and its shirt collar turned up.
It’s a no to split fiction from me, but I did just buy a Kindle version of your book!
Best wishes, Pete.
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Great, thanks Pete.
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I covet that Dino in the garden …
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Hello Trish, he costs £1000 from the garden centre!
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given the delightful but hugely energetic character of the Pine Marten, i’m not sure I’d want to venture into purchasing a kit to make them 😀 Mike
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Nope not heard or played Split Fiction but not surprising as I don’t play online games….Love the cute Dino but at a 1000 pounds I’ll give it a miss…Have a great weekend , Janet 🙂 x
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Hello Carol, so far no bloggers have owned up to playing Split Fiction!
The Dino has been at the garden centre for a fair few months and I have yet to see anyone turn up at the checkout with a gorilla, deer or any of the other huge expensive statues they sell.
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