About

Sean Fallon is a writer and film critic who lives in Melbourne, Australia.

His work has featured in The Big Issue, Reader’s Digest, Film Inquiry, Writer Loves Movies, Yabangee, Audiences Everywhere, Mum Life Stories, the Melbourne Writer’s Festival Blog, the Melbourne Writer’s Group Anthology 2019 and 2020, the Literary Taxidermy Anthology, 72 Hours of Insanity, Defenestration Mag, and The Talk Film Society.

He co-hosts the YouTube channel, Blue Bantha Milk Co and is currently working on his first novel. 

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I saw you write fiction on there and I am new to this blog thing so its always good to try and build a little writing community so I can can get and give feedback. Anything I can do to help other fledgling writers like myself and its good karma I guess to help and receive help in return.

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Well I’m always willing to share an opinion or two, if you want an opinion/critique on something just drop me a note. I can always find time from somewhere, it’s normally hiding at the back of a cupboard or under the bed.

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Good luck! I’m amazed at how many places you’ve lived. I live about 15 miles from where I was born and that’s about the extent of my travels! Oh, but the stories I could tell you about those 15 miles 🙂

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FYI: The Follow button in the tool bar only adds the blog to your WordPress reader; it does not sign you up for email notifications. To get emails, you have to click on a Follow button that is specifically added to the site. (That’s also the only way anyone who’s not a WordPress member can follow your site.)

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It does…Also congratulations Ted (I assume its Ted Strutz and not Teds Trutz) you are my 100th follower and therefore I will use your name for a character in the 100 word novel…don’t worry though it wont be for a freakish squirrel torturer or anything…

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You’ve got a great thing going here. It looks like you are well on your way in your book. I like that you are sharing your favorite lines and lines you wished you’d written. You’ve given me an idea of including “out-takes” from my current story on my blog.

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You know, I’ve been following you for a bit and I used see you on my timeline keeping count of what you’re doing, I’d think ‘what an annoying idiot’. But then after a while, whenever I come on WordPress I’d find myself popping by for a visit and clicking to see how you’re progressing, just because I’d like to know that at least someone out there is trying at something. I really, really, hope you’ll get whatever you’re writing about published (and let us know) because I’d really want to see what you’ve been keeping from us all these time. All the best!

Love,
E

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I saw your name and had to check you out. Just in case. You do know you have a famous namesake? Footballing legend.
In fact his family down the line still stay in Glasgow and thereabouts. Masses of them. My sister is friendly with one of his grandchildren I think she would be. Nice to meet and greet. I think you may stay with WordPress. It has a lovely community.x

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Hello and thanks for the add, I envy your travels. I want to try living somewhere else for a while. It might be a nice change of pace. Have a great weekend. – JM

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Today was the first time I’d come across your blog — Rochelle Wisoff-Fields used your jar of batteries as a prompt today (recycling the prompt from a few years ago, she stated) photograph for Friday Fictioneers today. So, I got curious, and here I am.
You sound like you’re leading the right kind of life. I hope all goes well for you. It sounds great.

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