Esther Chilton

fiction

  • Guest Writer Spot

    Welcome to Friday’s guest writer slot. This week I would like to introduce Heather Beveridge who writes as Hetty Waite. I met the lovely Heather at Swanwick Writing Summer School which I recently attended. We share the same publisher and Heather’s book, Mutate, launched at Swanwick. Of course I purchased a copy (and got it…

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  • Guest Writer Spot

    It’s Friday already and so it’s time for my guest writer slot. It gives me great pleasure to welcome back Murray Clarke. Murray has been a guest with his entertaining stories a few times. I’m sure you’ll enjoy his latest tale every bit as much as the others. If you’d like to be a guest on…

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  • A Lighter Look At Life

    Watching Bem peered through the window, his eyes wide at the goings on inside. ‘Can you believe what they’re doing?’ Arun joined him, her cold and clammy skin touching his. She smiled at him. ‘Nothing could surprise me,’ she said, turning to look inside at the huge kitchen table, brimming with tasty treats. ‘No,’ she…

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  • Going Off At A Tangent…

    When you’re working hard on your novel, or writing an article, or short story, do you ever find your mind going off at a tangent, and all sorts of quirky ideas start rushing in? I was writing a short story, which was actually quite serious in nature when, bizarrely, the following children’s tale came into…

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  • A Christmas Story

    As it’s nearly Christmas, I’ve opted for a magical Christmas story this week… Operation Flora No one understood how lonely it was being stuck up a tree all on your own. Flora sighed and fluttered her wings. One wing barely moved and the other nearly fell off. Her nose was feeling a bit delicate too…

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