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Thanks Tanya. I will post correctly next time for the other themes.
Appreciate your support.
And yes we did meet at Natasha Carthew's Class Nature prize giving. We didn't have time to chat but I hope you'll learn more about me through tmy contributions :-).
All best wishes and thanks again.
Best
Paul Atheton (FRSA)
Thanks Tanya. I will post correctly next time for the other themes.
Appreciate your support.
And yes we did meet at Natasha Carthew's Class Nature prize giving. We didn't have time to chat but I hope you'll learn more about me through tmy contributions :-).
All best wishes and thanks again.
Best
Paul Atheton (FRSA)
Back as promised, Paul, to give your link to your piece now that I’ve curated it for the story collection:
https://thecureforsleep.com/december-issue-on-faith/#paulatherton
I love how you’ve interpreted the theme - moving it away from god or nature and locating it in self-faith. Hope you’ll be interested to try some more of the prompts.
Very best, Tanya
Thank you Tanya - do you have a Twitter account, I can promote you on? Will do another piece before Christmas. But let me take this moment to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year while I'm here. All best wishes, Paul
All best Christmas wishes to you too, Paul. Thank you for asking - yes, Twitter was always very active and engaged community for me - it’s where I built my late-made writing life and all my work opportunities came from it. It’s also where I was able to reach a lot of people and offer them support in turn. So the changes there have had me feeling bereft, but also glad to have started this space a few years back. I was about to delete my Twitter account this week finally, but am giving it one last season by using it to share word of a decade-long collective project called Birds of Firle, which I launched on there back in 2020. I’m using that project to see if my tweets still reach anyone in a useful way! I’m @tanyashadrick there.