Tabitha Potts is a published writer with several short stories in print anthologies as well as online. Recently she had stories long-listed Read more
Strange times continue, and we plod on trying to cope. I’ve been walking a lot, like I imagine...
Our book reviewer Tabitha Potts reads the Little History of the East End, which is a compact little...
I was interviewed recently by Chat and Spin Radio talking about Story Radio Podcast. Thank you to...
Recently I had two short stories published. One, Some Notes on Container Gardening During the...
The Sin Eater crawled on her hands and knees, as she had been bid, towards the catafalque. The huge...
I recently had two stories, Crow Girl and Masquerade, selected to be included in an anthology, The...
We’d talked about starting a vegetable garden for years, but it took the pandemic to make us...
The Elixir Magazine is one of the magazines that has frequently published my work. It was started...
I’m not entirely sure why, but I seem to have had more visitors this month – welcome to all of you....
Book reviewer Tabitha Potts reads Born Fighter by Ruqsana Begum, the Bethnal Green-born world...
‘This boy has been beaten by beasts’ are the first words in Krays: the Final Word, spoken by a...
With the help of graphic designer Elaine Odlin, I’ve created an ebook with a selection of my...
In the early days of the pandemic, I found these words kept repeating in my mind and went back to...
Tabitha Potts reviews My Dad, the Guv’nor, Kelly McLean’s autobiography about growing up as the...
I’ve set up a short story podcast, Story Radio! It will feature short stories read by new and...
S A Harris’s modern haunted house novel “Haverscroft” is a clever narrative published by...
Exit Earth, an anthology published by Storgy Books, is currently free to download. It includes my...
It’s been a long and in many ways rewarding year for me as a writer. Most importantly, I submitted...
Tabitha Potts You practice twenty kicks against the punchbag, sweat pouring into your eyes. Teeps,...
One issue any autobiography faces is that it is about the messy subject that is real life....