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Mechanical Hamster

The aim of Mechanical Hamster is not only to provide discursive essays on writing in general - and sci-fi and fantasy in particular - but also to provide a window into the life of a writer and the writing experience/ process. The tone is very much that of
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Authors Out and About

Oct 22, 2009
This Saturday I and a rabble of other authors will be descending on the Watford Colloseum for GamesFest 4. Not only is the show a celebration of all types of gaming – miniatures, RPGs, computer games, CCGs – it also hosts an impressive array of writers...

The Sundering Approaches

Oct 12, 2009
Look what Mrs Postie brought today! Next Installment of The Sundering Work continues on The Crown of the Blood after some ill health and other distractions. Hitting my stride now and really enjoying it (wrote the first sex scene on friday, that was a...

The Thing About Fans Is…

Sep 29, 2009
…they’re a curse and a blessing. On the downside, they’ll over-analyse everything you’ve created, ask awkward questions, put words in your mouth, misquote you for their own ends, claim you’re not up to the job and generally make themselves a pain in...

The Glory of Chaos

Sep 15, 2009
Woah! Thank you to everyone who has joined the discussion about Chaos armies in 40K. To say that my previous post sparked some interest would be like saying the Atlantic Ocean is ‘a bit wet’… To put things in perspective, here are a few stats from the...

Differences of Opinion

Sep 10, 2009
I’d like to take a digression to address some of the comments raised in the Signing News post, regarding decisions that were made on Codex: Chaos Space Marines. For those Hamsterites not familiar with the way the main Games Workshop games are...


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Eliza W.
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excellent
  Gav Thorpe doesn't update a great deal, but when he does, anyone interested in the art of creative writing should stop and pay attention to what he has to say. It can be hard to find advanced thoughts on the writing craft: his ideas and experience make this blog well worth a visit, and stay to dig through the archives while you're at it.
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