Rachel Green
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  • Chesterfield UK
  • United Kingdom
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Rachel Green replied to Robert McEvily's discussion 6S Members on Twitter - Usernames
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Mar 15
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"Happy Birthday!!!!!!!!!!! :)"
Aug 11, 2010
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"Happy Birthday Rachel - enjoy!"
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"Congratulations! I am honored to share a place in the anthology with you. I am looking forward to checking out your books. I loved your piece."
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"published three, two more sold to publishers."
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"Congratulations - that's excellent! Wow, how many books have you published now???"
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"Rachel, I hope all is well in Chesterfield!"
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It's Complicated
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Full time writer. Martial Artist, Leather Top
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http://www.leatherdyke.co.uk

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Profits

Posted on April 7, 2010 at 7:56am 2 Comments

Lucy had wanted a dog ever since she couldn't pronounce it, though her father refused to countenance the idea. "What about one of your mother's cats?" he asked, but the colony of Gillian's Egyptian Maus were mostly feral and generally resistant to the concept of pink bows tied to their tails. Thankfully, the scratches bled profusely , thus washing the wounds. "I know," he said, drying her tears with a tissue, "you can have Profits." He vanished into the attic for ten minutes and emerged with a… Continue

Madame le Pardo

Posted on February 9, 2010 at 1:42pm 4 Comments



Madame le Pardo offered tea-leaf fortunes from a little tent outside the cricket pavilion and for an undisclosed sum (it was illegal

to tell fortunes for money but you were encouraged to give a gift) she

would tell your future. Her method differed from the carnival lot, for

in addition to the customary wet leaves she would prick your thumb with

a needle and squeeze out three drops of rich, red life. He predictions

would then be frighteningly detailed. "You'll… Continue

Plan 47 from Outer Space

Posted on March 19, 2009 at 2:59pm 2 Comments

I’ve heard of white horses on the edge of the tide but a sandy beach covered in white kittens was new to me. There must have been several hundred, all meowing piteously and lucking for homes. It was the latest ruse by the shapeshifting aliens of Praxis VI but they didn’t do their homework. Their plan was doomed to failure because they were too proud to log into google and monitor the population demographics. Not one was adopted from the Hartlepool with its history of hanging monkeys. They… Continue

Familiar

Posted on March 18, 2009 at 6:56am 4 Comments

In the window is a display of old almanacs dating from the mid-nineteenth century. Only in the last ten or fifteen years has the design changed significantly. The early ones are a riot of the engraver’s art, their covers promising the wonders within. The latest ones are nondescript – fragments of clipart arranged with 8-bit typefaces. Where is Arnold Bocklin when you need him most? Off with the Tarot readers.

The Verdict

Posted on March 16, 2009 at 1:12pm 7 Comments

She drives from Pontefract to give me the draft copy of my book back. It was destined to be the third book but the strength of the plot promotes it. Pages are highlighted with corrections but few of them involve heavy editing. My characters sigh, their hopes of extended stimulating dashed with the list of typos and misplaced commas and I am relieved to note the lack of grocer’s apostrophes – perhaps I am not such a bad grammarian after all. We chat about the plot over a cup of tea and decide to… Continue

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At 4:23pm on August 11, 2010, Jeanette Cheezum said…
Happy Birthday!!!!!!!!!!! :)
At 7:24am on August 11, 2010, Robert McEvily said…
Happy Birthday Rachel - enjoy!
At 12:08pm on June 29, 2010, JM Prescott said…
I'd love to see what you do with one of my challenges. I am therefore challenged to write one so inspiring that you can't help but write it. Cheers
At 11:09am on June 29, 2010, Jenni Marie said…
Congratulations! I am honored to share a place in the anthology with you. I am looking forward to checking out your books. I loved your piece.
At 2:07am on June 29, 2010, JM Prescott said…
Congrats on winning the Dr Ramsey contest. Bravo.
At 4:19pm on June 25, 2010, Robert McEvily said…
Congratulations - that's excellent! Wow, how many books have you published now???
At 3:06pm on June 25, 2010, Robert McEvily said…
Rachel, I hope all is well in Chesterfield!
At 4:33pm on August 10, 2009, Jeanette Cheezum said…
Happy birthday tomorrow.
At 2:49am on March 12, 2009, Olive Rosehips said…
Won't you add a 6? Missing yours around here =)
At 5:57pm on February 11, 2009, stephanie said…
Hi, hon.
 
 
 

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