by Teesdale Writers | Dec 30, 2025 | thoughts on writing
I haven’t done much writing this month. Again. But it’s not really my fault. You see, I have a bit of a problem with dragons. There are five of them in my study. They’re procrastination dragons, and it’s taking me a long time to get them trained....
by Teesdale Writers | Dec 7, 2025 | Latest News
The AI would be the hand, the city the glove. On the surface, Datong is the world’s flagship smart city – the fulfilment of Irving’s lifelong vision. It’s Twelve Spires, a majesty of technoscape, where the most talented individuals in the world come to make dreams a...
by Teesdale Writers | Nov 28, 2025 | Latest News
Leah’s latest short story blends a local historical murder with the folklore creature Peg Powler, the grindylow living in the River Tees. The Whim of Water is an unsettling tale of unwanted attentions, murder and an eerie encounter. It could be described as...
by Teesdale Writers | Oct 16, 2025 | shared written work
Ghosting someone. To many that means cutting communication cold. Cutting someone off. It could be, in that word, there is a hint too of a second image on a digital display – a disembodied phantom not truly representative of – and distracting from –...
by Teesdale Writers | Sep 17, 2025 | thoughts on writing
As a writer of travel memoirs I recognise that we look at things with varying levels of percipience. We interpret what we see with varying levels of reflectiveness. From my own experience of writing about travel, I have compiled the following questions or travel: no...