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The Curious Evolution of Jennifer K. Oliver
A stroll through the mindfields
Account Created on 14 June 2010 (#28291499) Last updated on 23 March 2017 Gift
Name:
Jennifer K. Oliver
Birthdate:
1980
Website:
Hello! Welcome...
A lot of my blog posts are about writing and reading, with some graphic design, web design, and a smattering of everyday life thrown into the mix. I also post about TV, movies, gaming and music. I co-run a writing group and may sometimes share discussion topics or flash fiction.
If you don't have a blog, you can comment using OpenID, Facebook or Twitter. If you're looking for something specific, check out the tags. I'm friendly and open to visitors, so please do come and say hi if you want!
I sometimes blog at Storyslingers.
Occasionally I post writing-related articles at
getyourwordsout.
My graphic design and web design portfolio is J. Oliver Designs. I'm particularly interested in designing for fellow writers and creative types, so drop me a line if you're interested.
And I write short audiobook reviews for Trucking Magazine (UK).
Available Short Fiction
"The Machinists' Boy," in Youth Imagination Magazine, August 2016. Science fiction horror about two young boys crash landed on a wasteland planet who find out they are not alone. 4,200 words.
"Shuffle," in Kaleidotrope, June 2015. Post-apocalyptic horror about a dead thing that reclaims its life and realises perhaps death is better. 3,300 words.
"Death Car Alley," in Jersey Devil Press issue 27, February 2012. Speculative, dark fantasy with hints of a monster-apocalypse and a dash of tongue-in-cheek. 3,900 words.
"Dust City," (forthcoming) from Darwin's Evolutions, TBA. Dark, urban fantasy, with elements of mild horror. Includes stunning cover art by Karl A. Nordman. 10,900 words.
Micro Fiction
"The Clockmaker's Heart," @Nanoism, December 2012. Bittersweet and steampunky, in 140 characters.
"Robogrrrl," @onefortyfiction, March 2012. Sci-fi, light-hearted.
"Grey Matter," @onefortyfiction, August 2011. Twitter fic. Contains zombies.
"The Thinning," in 50 Word Stories, December 2012. Ghost story.
"Patio," @trapezemag, October 2011. Tongue-in-cheek horror.
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A lot of my blog posts are about writing and reading, with some graphic design, web design, and a smattering of everyday life thrown into the mix. I also post about TV, movies, gaming and music. I co-run a writing group and may sometimes share discussion topics or flash fiction.
If you don't have a blog, you can comment using OpenID, Facebook or Twitter. If you're looking for something specific, check out the tags. I'm friendly and open to visitors, so please do come and say hi if you want!
I sometimes blog at Storyslingers.
Occasionally I post writing-related articles at
getyourwordsout.My graphic design and web design portfolio is J. Oliver Designs. I'm particularly interested in designing for fellow writers and creative types, so drop me a line if you're interested.
And I write short audiobook reviews for Trucking Magazine (UK).
Available Short Fiction
"The Machinists' Boy," in Youth Imagination Magazine, August 2016. Science fiction horror about two young boys crash landed on a wasteland planet who find out they are not alone. 4,200 words.
"Shuffle," in Kaleidotrope, June 2015. Post-apocalyptic horror about a dead thing that reclaims its life and realises perhaps death is better. 3,300 words.
"Death Car Alley," in Jersey Devil Press issue 27, February 2012. Speculative, dark fantasy with hints of a monster-apocalypse and a dash of tongue-in-cheek. 3,900 words.
"Dust City," (forthcoming) from Darwin's Evolutions, TBA. Dark, urban fantasy, with elements of mild horror. Includes stunning cover art by Karl A. Nordman. 10,900 words.
Micro Fiction
"The Clockmaker's Heart," @Nanoism, December 2012. Bittersweet and steampunky, in 140 characters.
"Robogrrrl," @onefortyfiction, March 2012. Sci-fi, light-hearted.
"Grey Matter," @onefortyfiction, August 2011. Twitter fic. Contains zombies.
"The Thinning," in 50 Word Stories, December 2012. Ghost story.
"Patio," @trapezemag, October 2011. Tongue-in-cheek horror.
Instagram | Tumblr | Twitter | Goodreads | Last.FM | YouTube | DeviantART
Subscribe to my RSS feedSubscribe to The Curious Evolution of Jennifer K. Oliver via Email
My primary journal is on Dreamwidth here. All entries are mirrored on this LJ.
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