This is the first draft of my story for the 100 Years Anthology.
The year is 2122. Things have changed for the worse, and a father can't help but worry about his daughter.
Today
A second version, of my short story for the anthology. I thought about rewriting it from a child's perspective, and knew that was definitely what I wanted to try and go for.
A simple poem.
This draft is new and improved and even longer, there’s a lot of ideas packed into this poem. I’m quite happy with it but please feel free to provide feedback.
The first draft of a short story I wrote, for the Write Club Anthology.
This is actually the finalised version which I submitted for the competition. These were more like last minute changes.
I had another go at the anthology and am much prouder of what I came up with rather than my last attempt- this one is three different voices of past, present and future, winding around each other to make life.
I've rewritten this chapter a few times, trying to write the narrative to suit an eight-year-old. Out of all the chapters (so far...) this one definitely made me the saddest!
Regret Six, Eight Years Ago
