A Wonderful Tale on Plastic

Issue 17 of Three Minute Plastic is now online. It contains, amongst other pieces, a flash story by J.S.Watts, which you do not want to miss. Oh my paws and whiskers, no you do not!

So click here to read J.S.'s "Snapshoot Down The Rabbit Hole".

Ouse Muse

Just a little reminder that J.S.Watts is the guest reader at Ouse Muse on Wednesday, 25th January. And, of course, there's Open Mic.

Guest Editor - Ink Stains Anthology

J.S.Watts is extremely excited to announce that she will be guest editing the October 2017 edition of the dark fiction Ink Stains anthology series (followed by some rather awesome author/ guest editors in January, April and October 2018, including Kristi Petersen Schoonover and Tamela J. Ritter).

For further details about the anthology series, which is published by Dark Alley Press, see http://www.darkalleypress.com/inkstainsanthology/

New Year's Wishes and Future Events for 2017

Happy 2017 to you all! May it be peaceful and productive.    

Over on the Events Page of this website, I'm starting the process of listing events, readings and workshops for 2017. My first reading of the year will be at Ouse Muse in Bedford on Wednesday, 25th January. It would be great to see you there.

If you can't make Bedford, however, no worries. Keep checking back to the Events Page. New events will be added as the New Year unfurls.

Seasons Wishes

Best Wishes for the 2016 Mid-Winter Festivities - whichever festival you choose (or do not choose) to celebrate - and all the best for 2017.

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On The Shoreline of Infinity

Issue 6 of the speculative magazine 'Shoreline of Infinity' is launched today.

It contains two new poems by J.S.Watts, which is pretty exciting as far as this small area of planet is concerned.

There is also poetry by Grahaeme Young, stories, puzzles and interviews.

For further details check out this link or just enjoy the rather fine cover image by Steve Pickering.

Getting A Grip

J.S.Watts has a new poem out in the Winter edition of The London Grip. It's called "Lost in The Word Woods" and you can read it, and some other fascinating poems, for free here.