You can now get me to beta read for you. Over the years, I have curated a master list of questions to answer when beta reading for someone. It was developed from experiences running Thanet Creative’s writer’s nights. My master list is three pages long by itself. As a result, …
I recently decided to record some excerpts from The Fictional Dictionary of Bad Language which suffered from some fairly hilarious interruptions from my cat, Molly. The fictional dictionary is for those times when swears are thematically appropriate but real swears might be not suitable for your audience. These entries included …
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Long time readers may, due to being total legends, remember that I periodically released newer versions of The Fictional Dictionary of Bad Language. You can find PDFs of older versions if you hunt arround this website. What you will not find is the most up-to-date version with the slightly (extremely) …
Some of you might recall that I shared a working version of The Fictional Dictionary of Bad Language. A collection of mostly made up swears and insults that could be of use where real swears are not right for your audience or setting. You can read a short collection of …
