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The Saturation Point of Bells

"There are those who stay at home and those who go away, and it has always been so. Everyone can choose for himself, but he must choose while there is still time and never change his mind." (from Moomminvalley in November, Tove Jansson,1971)

Held Breath

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Hackpacker just sent me a copy of the fiction issue of the (Australian) Big Issue where he takes his rightful place amongst the short fictionistas with his story Held Breath.


I thought I was going to miss it, not being there to collect my issue and all, so I am eternally grateful. Its fantastic to see this fabulous story in print, all taut and neat and beautifully written. And it made me cry. Again. I mean this in a good way. As The Troggs would say, Hackpacker, I think you move me.

And how good is it that the Big Issue did a short fiction edition? Well done!

P.S. Hackpacker also sent me a guide to finding all the Deuchars I want in Edinburgh. Beer and excellent short fiction. Can you conceive of a better package?

Thanks!

Posted by Unknown at 5:15 PM    

Labels: Big Issue, fiction, GSOI, Hackpacker, writing

1 comments:

hackpacker said...

Sheesh, now I feel like I'm cloying for feedback. But thanks for the kind words. I think you were instrumental in workshopping this story so really the credit goes to you

August 18, 2009 at 2:17 AM  

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