Writers Cramp 5
Hello folks
Time for another of my infrequent journal entries.
As time goes on they are getting less frequent; however they are much longer!
Bit of a strange last couple of weeks for me: I managed to get a bit of writing done; despite various other things going on. Also managed to get a couple of gigs under the belt of the newly expanded 5 piece line up of Jinn 
Last Monday morning I found out that I had won the Short Stories – Spherical Scriptings
writing competition
Zodiac13
with “Scorpio”. Obviously I was over the moon about it!
I then had the week from hell at work, including rumours of P45’s (redundancy/unemployment).
All of this duffness was offset by becoming a co-host of Twisted Tales
, and getting to judge the competition.
There were some great entries and you can read the top 3:
Lovers
by Paul Rees-Jones
Failing that you can read all of them by clicking “here!”:http://www.redbubble.com/search/ttc1
Other good things this week; were being a featured member, and having my writing featured on the home page for Short Stories – Spherical Scriptings and getting two of my story’s (The Egg (my unsuccessful entry for a Flash Fiction comp) and Scorpio) featured on Red Bubble’s Featured Writing page! 
Saturday night I headed of to Bradford to play at the 1 in 12 Club with Grinding Halt from Holland; great gig: despite the fact that Grinding Halt missed their ferry and turned up as we were heading back to Newcastle!
Finally this two week period was capped off by finding out that the Jinn LP was given a killer review
in Short, Fast + Loud
Before I go, I’d like to say that I keep finding some great writing on Red Bubble, can I humbly suggest that you check out:
jcmontgomery’s journal entry A New Perspective (An Essay) ![]()
They’re both strong personal pieces, and make you stop and think.
Cheers
Micky
Micky McGuinness
is it just me; or can you no longer format a journal entry?
WanderingAuthor
The Egg didn’t win? That was classic – flash fiction meets fairy tale / parable. I’d expect to find that in a volume of Greatest Stories of the Twenty-First Century – published at the end of that century.
Micky McGuinness replied
Thank you, but, sadly, the judges didn’t think so; it didn’t get a mention : (