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Kim Morrissey
Kim's Guest Writer:
After Albert Einstein's brain is found in a cardboard box, lawyers ask for family members to claim it, stressing that in order to avoid fake claims, they must provide proof of relativity.
From 1993 to 1995 I wrote for the BBC's weekly satirical show WEEKENDING, which took a long hard look at the week's news... and then peed on it from a huge height. After I left the show, I started writing for Vincent Hanna, a political journalist and broadcaster, writing humorous material for his radio and tv shows. After his far too early death in 1997, I joined a Canadian based Amateur Press Association named COMICOPIA (ISSN 1480-9508) [www.comicopia.net] and most of my writing since then has been for the APA.
Much of my fiction writing since then has been from the genre of so-called "fanfic", and examples can be found on my web site as well as a couple of others, where people have liked the fiction enough to offer to 'publish' it.
As to where the nickname came from - well, I'm certainly not going to bother you all with it but you can access the full gory details from the web site below or ask me and I'll E-Mail it to you...
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/budgie/fanfic.htm
Budgie devised and took part in
the highly-successful "Hypotheticals" panel on ethical dilemmas (Comics
2000 Convention, England, 21 April 2000).
Hypotheticals panel transcript
BUDGIE'S STUFF
ON WEEKENDING
Date Type Subject Story Length