Writers Anonymous

21/07/2024

In 1888, young constable Alan Heath comes across the murdered body of an Earl's daughter, Lady Patience. A cover-up leads to an innocent man being hanged. But Heath won't let it go. His gentle demeanor hides a cunning mind, and as he rises through the ranks as Scotland Yard's finest detective, he never forgets his promise to find the true killer, traveling to colonial India and to Germany in the last days of World War I to uncover long-hidden clues. On the cusp of retirement, after 35 years, he solves the case. But Patience's noble family has changed, and so has England. Heath must think long and hard about what to reveal--and to whom. I hope to publish this someday!

21/07/2024

Creating a dark fiction story is an intricate and immersive process that requires a deep understanding of various narrative elements. These include the back story, research, plot points, character development, setting, and thematic exploration. Here’s a guide to establishing the basis for a compel...

21/07/2024

An interesting post on writing dark fiction.

Creating a dark fiction story is an intricate and immersive process that requires a deep understanding of various narrative elements. These include the back story, research, plot points, character development, setting, and thematic exploration. Here’s a guide to establishing the basis for a compel...

21/07/2024

Here's my current sleuth, Wren Fontaine, an architect who specializes in renovating historic homes. Generally uncomfortable around people, she is most at peace working alone in great homes. But in her first outing Wren finds a Gilded Age home is connected to some dark murders. She slowly comes out of her shell as she tentatively starts a romance with a lively young woman who has her own secrets. Wren may have trouble with people, but when seeing the subtle and fascinating ways homes and people affect each other, she shows herself surprisingly shrewd in uncovering murderers.

07/06/2024

Very interesting post

1. Enhanced Engagement and Interest One of the primary benefits of non-linear storytelling is its ability to captivate readers’ attention. By presenting events out of order, the writer can create a sense of mystery and intrigue. Readers are often compelled to piece together the puzzle, which can e...

07/06/2024

Interesting new post on Writersanonymous.co.uk
http://www.writersanonymous.co.uk/the-pros-and-cons-of-non-linear-chronological-stories/

1. Enhanced Engagement and Interest One of the primary benefits of non-linear storytelling is its ability to captivate readers’ attention. By presenting events out of order, the writer can create a sense of mystery and intrigue. Readers are often compelled to piece together the puzzle, which can e...

30/03/2024

Come by for the Easter book 📖 📚 sale! We are on the first floor.
Big Up Southend presents work from Writers Anonymous

30/03/2024

All set up, ready to sell.

24/02/2024

Good info

Another thought provoking post from Writers Anonymous http://www.writersanonymous.co.uk/writing_flash_fiction/

24/02/2024

Another thought provoking post from Writers Anonymous http://www.writersanonymous.co.uk/writing_flash_fiction/

01/02/2024

Follow R.J. Koreto and explore their bibliography from Amazon.com's R.J. Koreto Author Page.

22/01/2024

'Parallel Journeys' an anthology of shadows and alibis. Available now worldwide from various outlets.
This collection contains 6 varies stories of a journey that may, or may not, have ended well. Buy a copy today to find out!

Amazon link:
https://amzn.eu/d/eCLEOWa

Authors include:
Mark Mellon
Brian Harrison
Simon Richard Woodward
Paul Bunn
R.J. Koreto - Author
J. Agombar Author

06/01/2024

For architect Wren Fontaine, figuring out how a house was built is the easy part. How the house changed the people who lived there--and vice-versa--is the what it's really all about.

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06/01/2024

A mother and daughter and the extraordinary house they lived in. More than 60 years later, Wren Fontaine is renovating the long-abandoned mansion and gradually uncovers the home's family secrets, which someone is still willing to kill for. "The Cadieux Murders," coming later this year. Meanwhile, read "The Greenleaf Murders" and "The Turnbull Murders."

Level Best Books

05/01/2024

A story with a difference

more stories of horror, hauntings, the supernatural and surreal, to...

05/01/2024

Interesting article
http://www.writersanonymous.co.uk/the-12-general-genres-of-fiction-writing/

05/01/2024

Interesting article

1. Mystery: These stories revolve around solving a puzzle, crime, or enigma. Classic examples include the detective novels of Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie.

03/01/2024

For 30-year-old architect Wren Fontaine, World War II seems like ancient history. But she finds a few of the war's clandestine soldiers have left a legacy hidden in the modernist mansion she is renovating. It's nothing as simple as a hidden panel, but rather a secret in the home's actual design--can she unravel it in time? "The Cadieux Murders," coming later this year. Meanwhile, read Wren's first two adventures, "The Greenleaf Murders" and "The Turnbull Murders."

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31/12/2023

.A change of day. New content will now be published at 6pm every Sunday...

31/12/2023

Check out our stories in audio format here

.A change of day. New content will now be published at 6pm every Sunday...