A Cure for Lexicomania by Oscar Windsor-Smith

Posted 12/19/2013 by Postcard Poems and Prose9 Comments on A Cure for Lexicomania by Oscar Windsor-Smith Art

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Oscar Windsor-Smith was born on the Wirral, UK (that’s the sticky-out bit below Liverpool) but now infests rural Hertfordshire, supported by one patient wife and tolerated by several cats. He has fiction, creative non-fiction, and non-fiction published in diverse places, in print and online, and has occasionally been accused of poetry. He was a finalist in the New York City Midnight Short Story Challenge 2012 and shortlisted for the University of Plymouth’s Short Fiction competition 2013.

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Oscar’s LinkedIn profile: uk.linkedin.com/in/oscarwindsorsmith/

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A few links to a selection of Oscar’s online published work:

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First,  a Christmas one: http://www.thefrontview.com/2011/12/nighthawks-fable-of-new-york-by-oscar.html

http://www.everydaypoets.com/farewell-sweet-molly-brown-by-oscar-windsor-smith/

http://www.flashfictiononline.com/f20090303-trumpet-volunteer-oscar-windsor-smith.html#

http://fictionaut.com/stories/oscar-windsor-smith/the-colour-of-love

http://www.everydayfiction.com/pigs-could-fly-by-oscar-windsor-smith/

Author Oscar Windsor-Smith

St Paul’s Cathedral and Millenium Bridge, London

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