Nostalgia is often described as a feeling, which flatters it enormously. Feelings are flighty. They arrive late, leave early, and can usually be distracted with a cup of tea. … Continue reading →
Further thoughts – and new material – about a compulsive urban legend. The original essay is in the book ‘Haunted When the Minute Drag’ from my Book Shop. The Phantom … Continue reading →
VI EXIT OPTIONS, CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE Death is where the simulation’s documentation collapses into rumour, marketing copy, and contradictory FAQs. If this were a transparent system, the exit would come with clear … Continue reading →
V. NON‑PLAYER CHARACTERS WITH ETERNAL SHIFT ROTAS The second clue is dialogue. Conversations in this world often unfold like you are selecting options from a menu that someone else designed. … Continue reading →
Recovery narratives rely on good behaviour from time. This happened, then that happened, and eventually things improved. The story moves forward. The arc resolves. Everyone applauds politely and goes home … Continue reading →
This little beauty is now live on Amazon. It’s been percolating for about three years, but when I set down to write it, it took about four months to do … Continue reading →
Before I put the extract down. The picture I put up yesterday was my first attempt at an AI picture to represent the three main characters in the book. This, … Continue reading →
February 2020 There are six words that have followed me around for my entire life. Just six. Not a mantra. I doubt I’m the only one with these words rattling … Continue reading →
Grab life by the bollocks. That’s what we were told in ‘Weekends’ by The Mighty Wah! Pete Wylie was imploring us to do something new, exciting, different. Life is short. … Continue reading →
More blurb, not written by me…about stuff written by me… weird. Love, Death and the Crucial Three A new novel by Will Vigar Love, Death, and the Crucial Three is … Continue reading →
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