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It has been something of a year – year and a half. When I last blogged, it was to share the news that one of my works was finally coming...

News!

In this week’s blog I get the pleasure of sharing some exciting (to me) news! There are three main parts to the news: The first is in...

Mirror, mirror...

This week I wanted to write a bit about a common sci fi trope; that of the mirror universe. The trope has its roots in various works of...

Workshopping my own work

My husband and I were doing some spring cleaning the other day, and I found something I thought I had long lost: three A4 pages of...

When I'm not writing...

I thought I’d take a little break from working on my WIP to share some of the other novels that I have read in the same genre. Some of...

The best bits

I’ve written a lot about the challenges that come from being a writer; time management, disappointing feedback, seeing the big picture,...

... and it was all a dream!

As cliches go, the ‘... woke up and it was all a dream’ ending, is one of the laziest tropes out there. However, I did have an experience...

Over and Out (of uni)

This week I received my results for my final assignment, the overall module and the invitation to graduate and gain my MA in Creative...

Happy Halloween!

Last night I got the excellent news that the Autumn issue (Halloween special) of Siren’s Call was out, which means that I can share links...

When practice becomes praxis

It has been suggested that I might talk about my developing writing and the point at which skills and techniques that I have been...

Research and writing

When I was a kid, I always imagined that I would write some day. I didn’t realise – at the age of nine – exactly how much time would be...

Writing and feeling rusty

I decided this morning that I need to get writing again: properly. Last week I talked about getting to the desk to see what I can do, and...

Has it only been a week?

It is quite hard to believe that a week ago today, I was in theatre having brain surgery. It has been a surreal 3+ months, and I am...

Small rewards

Writing is definitely a slow burn process and that is in terms of both the writing itself and any rewards that come from it. Many people...

Decisions, decisions...

Returning to an older project is an interesting experience. I haven’t had the chance to work on it much since I began my Master’s,...

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About The Author

Gwynne Weir is a published author based in the United Kingdom.
A passionate reader and writer from a young age, she has always delighted in being able to create worlds of her own to explore.
Inspired by the likes of Stephen King, Terry Pratchett, and Neil Gaiman, her writing is often in the genres of Science Fiction and Fantasy. However, never one to be pigeon-holed, she has also published work outside of those genres and enjoys the challenge of stepping out her comfort zone.
A Primary School teacher in the daytime, Gwynne spends many of her out of school hours writing or collecting ideas for her Weired worlds. 
She also enjoys travelling with her husband. Both in the UK and in Europe, they have travelled by motorbike, campervan and on foot. They particularly enjoy exploring the secret places of Scotland.

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