Have you written a story?

[mudskipper]

Have you written fiction (since school)? Reckon there's a few of us who fancy ourselves as the next JK Rowlings. Went through a phase where I wrote quite a lot (nearly all crap - nothing changes) and still occasionally put finger to key when the muse strikes. A couple of 'successes' - got published an a couple of e-zines, and think I earned the princely sum of $15 for my efforts.

[Cliphead]

I'm about the third of the way through my book and expect to finish late summer. Written as fiction but based on six weeks touring Europe with a band back in the eighties, if I presented it as fact nobody would believe the stories.

A friend has already published several books and he's put me in touch with his publisher who's interested.

[mudskipper]

I'm about the third of the way through my book and expect to finish late summer. Written as fiction but based on six weeks touring Europe with a band back in the eighties, if I presented it as fact nobody would believe the stories.

A friend has already published several books and he's put me in touch with his publisher who's interested.

Good work!

[Old Greg]

I wrote three chapters five years ago when I had a contract with an hour's train journey either way. Found that a very easy way to write. But two children and no sleep later I have to work on the train to keep on top of things, but I hope to take it up again later in the year. No ambitions to have it published, but online might be worth looking at if I ever get it done.

[Lockhouse]

Is this like a scrum story?

Was always going to write a novel when I retire but probably not.

[BrilloPad]

I am writing a book. I am nearly 60% there. Its going to be called 100,000 drivel posts.

[OwlHoot]

Have you written fiction (since school)? ..

Does posting on CUK count?

[Old Greg]

I am writing a book. I am nearly 60% there. Its going to be called 100,000 drivel posts.

58,890 drivel posts has a better ring about it.

[sasguru]

I've got a brilliant formulaic idea for a novel - having analysed the bestseller charts. Think Alexander Mccall Smith but racier. Will start that project asap

[BrilloPad]

I've got a brilliant formulaic idea for a novel - having analysed the bestseller charts. Think Alexander Mccall Smith but racier. Will start that project asap

Does it consist of calling the reader a cretin quite alot?