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Sim Alec Sansford
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The Storm had hit
Now, this is an interesting one... out of the many things I have written over my teen years, and my time studying Creative Writing with Open University, The Storm happened to be the first I had ever shared publicly.
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When I heard about my local writing group in early 2019 I was hit with mild panic as I was informed 'the meeting is tonight if you would like to attend.' I had been suffering from seve Read more of this blog post »
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Powerful.This collection of poems is powerful, raw and emotive.
You don’t need to be black or a woman to enjoy, with poems like Freedom and Tragic from which anyone can take away a strong message.
Both unique a universe.
A true gem. "
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Blast Off into the Unknown! This was a great adventure to escape with. Each chapter serves as its own short story as such, all the while tying in to an overarching plot. It almost feels like you’re watching episodes of a tv show as you read, with prota ...more |
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A truly fantastic read ... Another masterpiece from Atkins! This book is so Chantelle Atkins through and through. The self awareness, complex characters, and the inclusion of nature. Using animal povs was a fantastic choice for the narrative, and the f ...more |
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“I don’t belong in your world, Harper Andrews” Gideon repeated, almost as if he had read my thoughts. I looked up into his eyes and smiled.
“But for tonight can we just pretend?”
“For tonight.” He agreed, hugging me tighter.”
― Welcome to Denver Falls
“But for tonight can we just pretend?”
“For tonight.” He agreed, hugging me tighter.”
― Welcome to Denver Falls
“There was a town all made of sticks,
Which new men came and changed to bricks.
They tore the green grass from the ground,
Drowned out the silence with their sound.
They choked the air, destroyed the streams,
Which woke the forest from its dreams.
With vengeful heart, its blood did boil,
It pulled them down into the soil.”
― Welcome to Denver Falls
Which new men came and changed to bricks.
They tore the green grass from the ground,
Drowned out the silence with their sound.
They choked the air, destroyed the streams,
Which woke the forest from its dreams.
With vengeful heart, its blood did boil,
It pulled them down into the soil.”
― Welcome to Denver Falls
“There are some things that once you've lost, you never get back. Innocence is one. Love is another. I guess childhood is a third.”
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“Sometimes it's better to stop trying to make sense of things. Life isn't clear cut, there are always gray areas.”
― Halo
― Halo
“More than anything, he wanted to open the window and jump out. He didn't want to hit the ground, he didn't want to roam or walk on those grotty, grimy, secretive streets. Not anymore. He wanted to jump out of the window and fly. It was so unfair. Being chained down here, with all the dustbin lorries and bin bags and dog muck and Costa cups. The birds got to fly away from it all. They came down, hopped about, and then took off when it all got too much. Found a tree. Or a mountain, or a river. Kept going. Higher and higher, further and further away. And singing, all the time, they were singing, and that was because they were free.”
― A Song For Bill Robinson: Book One In The Holds End Series
― A Song For Bill Robinson: Book One In The Holds End Series
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