Writing
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She Who Cares – Part Six (FINAL)
Guys! We made it! Thanks for reading She Who Cares! — It’s only 7pm but the sky is already a dark indigo and an autumn chill whips through the air. Down the high street towards Corvid House, many of the shops and cafés are closed and now only a few convenience stores and bars remain…
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She Who Cares – Part Five
Welcome to the pentulimate installation of She Who Cares! — I make my way into Ella’s bedsit without uttering a word and collapse on her bed. I am exhausted. Chronic fatigue plus pain in my legs and hips and also brain fog plagues every inch of my body; a mixture of shock, grief, and my…
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She Who Cares – Part Three
Welcome to the third installment of my story, She Who Cares.
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She Who Cares – Part Two
You can find part one of this novella here. The following is part two of six. Thanks for reading! She Who Cares Part Two My parents named me Violet because I came out purple. They didn’t have any other names in mind for me because my mother didn’t even know she was pregnant until I…
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She Who Cares – part one
I have decided to upload a very short novella (novelette?) that I worked really hard on and is doing noone any good festering on my laptop.
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But the Main Character Never Dies
Here is an excerpt from my flash fiction piece But the Main Character Never Dies which was published in Reflex Press 2022 Anthology, In Defence of Psuedoscience. “She had always suspected she lived in a cartoon. The colours of her surroundings were too vivid for real life with lurid hues of magenta and cyan. Noises…
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To Die, Then Live Again
I was thrilled to have my flash fiction piece To Die, Then Live Again selected for publication in Ellipsis Zine issue ten. “Our tenth zine is a collection of micro fiction and flash fiction of 100 words or fewer. The stories in this collection are inspired by the objects found in antique and collectable shops,…
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An Apology
I was honoured to be commissioned to write a monologue for In Her Strength which was recorded by the very talented Yvonne Wickham.
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The Fear within
Here is an excerpt of my short story published in Brizo Magazine.
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Where Are all the working class writers?
Here is an excerpt from my piece titled Where Are All The Working Class Writers? in Writers’ HQ. “I received no advance, as is normal with small publishers. Maybe I should have waited for a literary agent, but it’s hard to do and even if you manage it, they can’t guarantee publication. They also take…
Kate Armitage 