
Call Me Les
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Aspiring etymologist and hopeless addict of children's fiction.
If I can't liberally overuse adverbs and alliteration, I'm out!
Website: lesleyleatherdale.ca
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Vocalizing
When I was browsing my work to create an anthology piece of my fictions, I noticed I actually tend to write more non-fiction here than I realized. So rather vainly I've gathered it up, just in case anyone might be interested in yet another piece on a writer's self-aggrandizing examination of themselves.
By Call Me Lesabout a year ago in Writers
GREAT INCANTATIONS. Top Story - October 2021.
Updated September 30 2022 As promised, the next Dragon Challenge is finally here! Details below: Back in October 2021, your editors at the Vocal Creators Chronicle designed a Facebook space exclusively for reading, sharing, and chatting about Vocal Challenges. We were prompted by the beautiful chaos of the the first ever V+ Fiction Awards.
By Call Me Les3 years ago in Humans
S'Up Vocal, Enough with the Dogs
WHAT DID YOU SAY?? Empress Savannah Lavinnia Florentina the 1st I am answering a call to claws!! Dogs, dogs, dogs, BLECK. I must inform you Vocal, that when I read Abigail Holmes' latest blog, I had a hairball. My only regret is that Vocal doesn't have shoes. Show me your shoes! I feel another coming on. - Empress Savannah Lavinnia Florentina the 1st
By Call Me Les3 years ago in Petlife
The 1000 Words. Top Story - July 2022.
Hardly anyone knows what I do; my field is uncommon, and the degree required can be lengthy depending on what type of role you want to pursue. Most times, even when I do disclose either my title or field, people still say, "huh??"
By Call Me Les3 years ago in Journal
Let Feedback Ring
Criticism. Rejection. Feedback. The holy trinity of a writer's worst nightmare. No wonder we use pen names. Gabino's thoughts ring true for short stories and Vocal articles as well; basically, anything that comes from an author's inner world is close to our heart. Sometimes, sharing your work with the public feels like walking into a room naked. But, like, not just naked, covered in warts with a bad haircut, and the audience is your former high school classmates kind of naked.
By Call Me Les3 years ago in Journal










