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For Crime Time’s Challenge #4
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This is my entry for the Crime Timers Challenge # 2 with the prompt “Between the sheets”. / Warning – the content is quite disturbing, with some bad language. / This is a modern day twist on somethig that has been happening for decades, and is designed to make you feel uncomfortable.
Recent Work
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Watching a movie recently got me thinking about the correlation between films and movies; their differences and their critics. I would love to know what you think! Check out – Transformers: Don’t Judge a Film like a Novel For more stories, interviews, tips and thoughts go to my website Flicmanning.com Enjoy! Flic xx
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I will not be submitting work or looking over comments. / well I manage a group and i didn’t feel like posting this in the forum. I am going to New York for a few days so no work will be accepted unless the hotel is shellin out free internet because we working, functioning Americans who are active citizens have jobs and pay bills and have to manage money wisely so we don’t have the finances to spend 100 extra dollars for internet you will use all of 2 hours. Sorry If I seem to be rambeling, I’m very depressed right now so yeah…
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For Star Twisters Challenge #50 Prompt – Precious Metal Word count – 350
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I recently interviewed Oscar Elizondo who is a regular writer on Redbubble. He is a lovely man and a great writer! Please take a few moments to check out what he had to say to me! Interview with Oscar Elizondo For more interviews, tips and stories head to flicmanning.com Flic :)
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Never really tried to write a scary story. But I felt the need to write this one. Not really sure if it’s considered “scary” or not, but I have to admit that even writing it was a bit creepy.
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Yes the cold season is upon us and what better ways to warms up than with a good book and a visit to the cinema. Here is my pick for the top 3 books that have been adapted into films for this winter season. Top 3 Book Adaptations for Winter For more information, tips, interviews and stories make sure you head to my site! Flicmanning.com Enjoy! Flic :)
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Hi Everyone, Thought you might be interested in checking out the interview that I did with Redbubbles very own Alison Pearce! It’s a good read, and I know that I learnt a lot from what she had to say- I am sure you will too! Go to The interview For more interesting interviews, tips and videos go to my website Flicmanning.com Enjoy! Flic
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Enjoy :) The written version is available on my website >
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Dalia was the goddess of weaving and fate in the Lithuanian mythology. She was the giver and taker of goods and property. With her sister Laimė, Dalia is often paired with Laima. Dalia was the omniscient goddess of childbirth and destiny. She was associated with various animals like ducklings, swans, cuckoos, hawks, and yearlings. She was a spinner, weaver, and seamstress. She was also believed to cut off the cloth of life. The symbol of Laima or Dalia is a distaff. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dalia_(mythology)
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Hey Everyone, I just wanted to let you all you know that I had the recent pleasure of interviewing Damian Herde who you will all be familiar with on this wonderful site. Its worth a read – so head on over to: Interview with Damian Herde For more interviews make sure you subscribe to Flic Manning Flic
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It’s not about Me or my friends, / I tried to write this based on the styles, of my 3 influences. Writtten in homage to 3 dear friends who’s writtings have touched me. / Sally Omar, Mark Peterson, and Karen Godin. xoxoxox to you all. / / core [C.O.R.E] / HALLOWEEN
About This Group
This is a place for Crime, thriller or mystery writers. A place where your imagination is free to delve into the dark mysteries of life, or to the popular stories and images that keep you on the edge of your seat – the kind that form in your head like an episode of a Police/ Forensics show or movie!
We require submissions -. Short stories, novels or novel extracts are welcome!
We have weekly, fortnightly and monthly challenges to encourage you to produce fresh – off the cuff work, as well as still providing the chance to post up the pieces that have been taking up most of your time!
As we specialise in crime/ thriller/ mystery we expect that writing and art may depict violence, death and graphic scenes, but please mark explicit works as per red Bubbles User Guidelines and keep the gore down to what is necessary, no overkill please – literally! Any works that do not adhere to these guidelines will be rejected to uphold the integrity of the group and of course red Bubble.
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