STORY ON PULP.NET ETC

A story called Graffiti is up on Pulp.net HERE. Graffiti is the final story in my collection of short fiction, Words from a Glass Bubble.

When people say 'what's your work ABOUT'? This is a perfect example. It's about how bloody SAD life can be, but it's up to us to lift it, make it MEAN something.

So there.

Pulp.net is entering into a partnership with Costa Coffee and starting a series of short story events in London. The first will be on January 12th at Costa, Piccadilly.

Pulp says this on the website:

Mon 12 January
Pulp Net Short Story Cafe 7-8pm, £5/£3
In association with Costa, Pulp Net launches the Short Story Cafe at Costa Piccadilly

An hour of short stories a month in the comfort of a London coffee-house – what more could you ask for? In the first of this event series Pulp Net presents: award-winning short story author Helen Simpson, story writer and debut novelist Chris Killen, Costa writer-in-residence Davy Spens and Willesden’s finest, Stephen Moran.
Run time: 7.30pm – 8.30pm.
A suggested donation on the door of £3 is requested towards running costs. Note: Places are limited to 40, assigned on a first-come first-served basis from 7.15pm.

I will be reading something at the second of these events, on 9th February. Same venue.. Costa, Piccadilly.
If the ship doesn't go and sink, that is.....

Lower Ground Floor, Costa Coffee, 15 Lower Regent Street, SW1Y