Author: Richard Holliday

• Short Story: Colour Blind

  Colour Blind by Richard Holliday 1,611 words Neophytes aren’t born as such, rather they’re gestated then emerge into the wilderness that is the world. They start their lives very much as they will continue them – as an incomparable bond of chromosomes and machined parts. Nothing more, nothing less. The sentinels of what’s left of…

  Richard Holliday

  October 10, 2014

  Writing

  cyberpunk, kindle, sci-fi, short stories

• Starting Uni – What It Means for My Site

  So next month I’ll be starting my Open University course studying English Literature and Creative Writing (a slight but I feel important course correction if you forgive the pun!); I wrote previously about how I came about deciding to embark on this endeavour and fair to say I’m both excited and extremely nervous but it’s…

  Richard Holliday

  September 29, 2014

  Miscellaneous

  university, writing about writing

• Review – Resolutions (short story collection)

  I’d read a few of the stories that comprise Resolutions a while ago, and while seeing my friend Sam develop and grow his online storytelling experience StoryMechs has been great, there’s been a latent itch to see some new content prose-wise from Sam and Resolutions, while long in the pipeline, delivers a literary burst of…

  Richard Holliday

  September 25, 2014

  Reviews

  collection, kindle, sci-fi, smashwords