mmSeason elsewhere
Some of my work is available on the internet in other places than the Travel Hopefully Blog – not much yet but just wait and see! I’ll keep this page updated with links as things go up.
(Never fear, i won’t link to every single twitfic and twitpoem i put up on Twitter. Follow me (@mmSeason) if you don’t want to miss any at all; sometimes i join in with #poetwist. But if someone else decides my tweet is worth broadcasting, i will list it here.)
Fiction:
- ‘Dark potential’ , mentioned in the first Once There Was flash competition
- A horror twitfic, on @TweettheMeat (and there should be an author biog on their website)
- A twitfic about a song, on @Nanoism (also on the Nanoism website)
Poetry:
- ‘Wasp in my glass’ in Quill & Parchment February 2011 (available to everyone, using the username ‘Pink’ and password ‘Heart’)
- ‘December day’ in Quill & Parchment December 2010 (viewable by subscribers only, until June 2011 when it becomes six months old)
- ‘Kiss’ and ‘Point’ in ouroboros review Issue 3
Titles:
Only the titles are mine! Nick Faber, Jeremy S Griffin and Jenny Nicholson write the stories to exactly a hundred words at Name Your Tale. Quite a standard they set themselves.
I’ve had to delist two stories, ‘Mother’ and ‘Balloons’, and my review of the iRex iLiad Book Edition ebook reader, because they appeared at Digital Fiction Show which no longer exists. And ‘Dark potential’ at Once There Was, which also no longer exists.




Just dropped by to say Happy New Year!
Caroline, i’ve only just seen this! Sorry! If WordPress emailed me, i was reading someone else’s emails that day… Happy New February.
Thank you, Mand!
The blog is looking nice, mand.
Thanx, Yoke! Good to see you here. :0)
I tend to list my published poems rather than to post them. I do occasionally post a poem on my Coastcard blog if I am experimenting with a new form etc.
I have a link to a few other examples of my poems, which you can find on the right hand side of the page listed below, under the heading ‘Work (& listings) on the web’:
I look forward to seeing your list grow!
Sorry, your box deleted my url. Take 2:
http://carolinegillpublications.blogspot.com/
Aha. Now i can saunter along and have a read. 80)
Didn’t expect many poems to be just sitting there for the taking. ;0)
(I look forward to seeing my list grow, too!)
I am finding a blog is very helpful for a publication list. I shall be interested to see how yours grows and develops over time. (Mine is accessed via website above … via link to Publications blog).
Welcome to the Travel Hopefully Blog, Caroline!
You have a good-looking website. (I love your puffin squawking at the camera.) Do you put your poetry up there?
My list will grow a bit next month, i happen to know. ;0)