Seizure news, competitions, heroes and villains and reading out loud!
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Seizure news, competitions, heroes and villains and reading out loud!
Read MoreA taste of what 2016 and Seizure have in store!
Read MoreIt is positively the most wonderful time of the year here on the ranch. Why, we've already slaughtered three rare french hens and throttled that partridge that just would not gtfo of our pear orchard.
Read MoreGreetings animals! Welcome to the last Round Up of 2015, the year that brought us nothing but rare exotic camembert and bicycles. I have left the ranch for India, where I am currently drinking Vodka with Maaza and recovering from one teeny tiny incie wincie Diwali firework incident in which I tragically lost my entire family.
We have another wonderful feature for you by Anna Spargo-Ryan. Head First is another foray into how not to speak to those who are ill, specifically those suffering from anxiety. Anna sends the reader head first into an MRI machine with her, sticks needles into our veins and splashes blood all over hospital floors. Speak softly and carry a Toblerone, hospitals aren't for everyone.
In Flashers we have Up High by Claire Bradshaw and Asymmetriphobia by Tania Marlowe. Up High shows us the safety of a blanket, no matter the location, and Asymmetriphobia is about mistakes, hastily made solutions and the panic attack that follows.
Here are some things to think about in dot points because I am literally sitting on the floor in the corner while everyone else eats Rawalpindi Chana Paneer pizza.
What does your author photo look like? Do you look accomplished? Are you wearing a hat? Have your grown a moustache? Have you grown a moustache on top of that moustache? Check out how author's photos change our perception of writers.
Let your kids read whatever they want. I read Goosebumps like the dickens and look at me now.
Read about Man Booker Prize winner Marlon James in Vogue Magazine and his love for Kendrick Lamar.
Check out Buzzfeed's ultimate guide to being published in a literary magazine.
Read Mary Gaitskill, author of The Mare, discuss what Anna Karenina means to her in The Atlantic's latest in the By Heart series, in which authors discuss their favourite passages from books.
It's nearly Christmas and we all know there's a reason why there are so many birthdays in September, so read up on some modern sex ed over at BookRiot.
Read some of the most captivating first sentences of the 21st century and see if you can do better.
Watch Kurt Vonnegut's lost NYU lecture in animated form, on what it takes to be a writer.
Learn how to repair the parchment in your ancient manuscript over at Paris Review.
Did you know this about Carrie Fisher? (General Organa, to you).
That's all from me! We have Seizure Editions 3 on the way, and some more amazing projects planned for 2016. It's time for me to get some sleep because it's Henna day tomorrow and I have to get up before the Buffalos.
The last of the spooky links for the year, click to read, listen and cry.
Read MoreNew Seizure Editions and spooky links. Homicidal maniacs look just like everyone else.
Read MoreThe only good book is a banned book.
Read MoreHidden links for members of the Oxford-upon-Goose Sleuthing Club only.
Read MoreA Round-Up of all things good in the world, not including free wifi, clean water and that one aunt who always pays.
Read MoreNothing but wall to wall Viva La Novella excitement.
Read MoreSeizure has been busier than ever! You have no excuses! Enter, listen and weep.
Read MoreHarper Lee! Hemingway! Talking Dog.
Read MoreJust yesterday a man told me he had seen me the day before, but he had not said hello.
Read MoreRead, write, and mail yourself to a festival in the second class post.
Read MoreThings to read, things to write, nowhere to go unfortunately. Just stay where you are.
Read MoreYour personal guide to the Sydney Writers' Festival!
Read MoreTreats for eyes and ears but never for internal organs or major muscle groups.
Read MoreSeizure happenings, interesting links, and people you have seen but possibly can't remember the names of.
Read MoreTragedy and Comedy, possibly also pixelated nudity.
Read MoreSeizure Editions, Late Night Library and links galore!
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