It was a glorious, sunny day in Wellington yesterday. I had planned to spend most of it writing and editing, but common sense told me that I should make the most of the pleasant weather before it changed again. Locals may say, “You can’t beat Welly on a good day,” but equally, you don’t really […]
Month: November 2019
Resting Book Face: Micro Book Reviews
“Life is short. Every precious second counts, especially when it comes to good books. Resting Book Face brings you quick-fire micro-reviews in under 280 characters. A few seconds to find your next great read. Guaranteed.” Micro-reviews or #micrevs are super short, snappy book reviews. They are always fewer than 280 characters, the character limit of […]
In The Shadow of the Moon, I Saw You Smile
Original short fiction by Tabatha Wood, copyright 2019 My dearest Percy, you’re present in my memories all the time of late. I know why, especially with the anniversary and all, but still, it’s hard. I thought I’d put my thoughts to rest when you were. I try so hard to stop myself. I know there […]