Fall into Other Worlds from the Comfort of a Chair

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Lindos, Turkey

AR Reynolds is in the middle of querying her first fantasy novel which has, over the past year, sprawled into a four novel series. Those other three are her current works in progress along with countless short stories, drabbles and poetry.

So if you’re in the mood for running off to another world, or taking a moment of meditation with your morning coffee or over a lunch break, there’s a little something for any imagination. Everything from emotive rambles and odd characters in original prose to poetry from life and graphic art.

Pull up a chair and browse through. The kettle’s just boiled.

Please note that these lists are not regularly updated and are only a sample of work. If you want to stay on top of more recent pieces go check out the Fiction Category in the top bar of the site.

AR Reynolds writes Christmas Stories

Christmas story treasure tree children prompt newspaper Morning Star Vernon
The first one AR Reynolds ever wrote.

Copies of past Christmas stories entered in the Vernon Morning Star can be read below:

A.Stranger.Gift.ARReynolds.C2014

Once.Upon.a.December.ARReynolds.C2015

Believe.ARReynolds.C2016

AR Reynolds writes short fiction

A Sky of One Thousand Stars

When Rivers Flowed on Mars: Drabble 1

A History of Knowledge

Road Trip of Dishwasher Settings

Be Curious

Lightbulbs

Alice Alexandria: Character Study

Facades

Have a Good Life

AR Reynolds poetry poem nettle forest environment love romance story

AR Reynolds writes poetry

Hello Friend, Farewell

Every Person a Ripple

Listen to the Walls Where Stories Talk

Gears of Wind

If I Wander Too Far

Silence Speaks

Piano Concerto #1 “African Wildlife”

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Cambridge, United Kingdom

AR Reynolds writes non-fiction

I Made a Galaxy: Unpacking the Phrase, “I Need To”

Visiting Mundanity: The Value of Travel for a More Fulfilled Life

Sky? Can You Hear Me, From a Dreamer

The Magic of Erin Morgenstern’s The Night Circus

The Great Writing Debate: Inspired or Chair?

Cardiff: City of Curios

Remembering Origins: “Tolkien’s Lost English Mythology”