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Episode 7: Bus Over Troubled Waters by Tim Clark (Featuring Dan Ayres)
He planned ahead. He's got his playlist, he's got his coffee and he's got the perfect plan to tackle public transport in this new city now that his car broke down... That is, until the bus shows up.
Join the Story Strumpets and special guest Dan Ayres (Story Strumpets Alumni) to talk about how to make a story more multi sensory and how to build a little more world around it.
Dan Ayres is a British game writer, script writer and slag about town who was inexplicably born in Uganda, reared in England’s Westcountry and now merrily based in Berlin. A lover of all things surreal and fantastical, you’ll find him experimenting with glitter, writing stories about cats or continuing his lifelong search for the perfect stick. His work has been published in The Wild Word Magazine and The Forge among others. You can check out some more of his words here: https://medium.com/@danielayres