Graeme's Atlas of Uncharted Stories
A publication for adventurers in love with the art of storytelling and the thrill of discovering worlds yet to be written.
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Why the World's Most Prestigious Wine Competition Rejected My Essay on Taoism. (opens the original)
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Hello friendsWhat happens when a wine writer who loves to write whimsical fiction is asked to write for a serious wine writing competition instead?Not much is the answer.Three months ago I submitted my response to the Jancis Robinson wine writing competition 2026. For those in the know, Jancis is a big deal in the world of wine, and her competition sees entries from all over the planet, from war-torn countries such as Ukraine, to desolate regions such as the Arctic Circle. The brief this year wa
The Strings Of Us (opens the original)
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What Gaius Baltar Teaches Us About Crafting the Irresistible Curveball Character (opens the original)
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Taona | Part 2 (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the Atlas, friends.This is part two of my graphic fable, Taona. A cute little story of a Triceratops who lived on a peninsula 66 million years ago. Through this lil’ dino friend, I will be exploring the theme of deep time — how, no matter what time you live in, we can all feel connected.The Story so farChapter Directory: 1, 2,You are here 👆Taona has woken up to the all-encompassing sound of the monsoon rains. While it sometimes bothers him, he often finds that the subdued nature
The dawn of a kintsugi rewrite (opens the original)
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Over the last year and a bit, I have written 14 chapters of The Strings of Us. I poured my heart into them. I love the prose, I love the deep lore of the Chrysaora, and I deeply love the characters of Elias, Cas’shya, Lysander, and Hec’ten.But this past week, after a long look at the story so far with my developmental editor (AKA me), I realised a hard truth: I have to drop it from a great height, let it smash into shards, and rebuild it, Kintsugi style.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-im
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