Jean Gill

@writerjeangill.bsky.social

Here to find kindred spirits interested in historical fiction and fantasy books, photography, dogs, beekeeping and life in France. www.jeangill.com

Want to escape to #Shetland ? Love nature, wild places and wildlife? Here's what I loved about these magical islands on a truly memorable trip. I hope I can make it back there one day. Let me know what you think. Too many #puffin photos? What does Shetland mean to you?

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Spot da guillemot on Sumburgh sandstone cliff edge! #Shetland was an inspiration. The lines of poetry are from one of Shetland's most famous poets, T.A. Robertson, who wrote as Vagaland. From 'Prelude' Dear to the seabird is the rocky ledge Dear to the Isleman is the World’s Edge

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'Some of my favorite short stories, in fact, end without resolution.' Our #courageanthology comes out tomorrow and this is a brilliant article on the freedom & variety of endings in a short story. I try to avoid 'tales of the totally expected' or twists for the sake of it. What do you think?

Jane Friedman@janefriedman.com · 3mo ago

The lack of story resolution doesn't have to be a bug—it can be a feature. An open ending can lead readers to engage with the story’s main theme, question or dilemma. Insight from Karmen Spiljak.