The ongoing, and successful Frictionfiction Show brings you more invaluable gems of fiction writing secrets, and music, as always, composed and performed by The Hexyl Circle.

The Frictionfiction show 15 brings you internet fiction secrets, news, music, and readings. Decisions! Decisions! Frictionfiction secrets on how to decide what to write about. A poem, Coppick's Gallery, read by Ian Duncan Smith. Boundoff.com. The Internet Book List. Monica Poling on Kaavya Viswanathan. Music written and performed by The Hexyl Circle.

The Frictionfiction Show - ten minutes of internet fiction writing secrets, readings, music, and news.

Sense of Drama is no joke. Frictionfiction says, Knock! Knock! Who's There?

Hundreds of new subscribers, but do you want to hear from sponsors? Email the show at frictionfiction@wapda.com.

The North is So Much Better For Youngsters Today, story read by Ian Duncan Smith from Transmission magazine.

Book Industry Profiteering - the future for small, independent booksellers. Is internet fiction really to blame?

Music by The Hexyl Circle.

The Frictionfiction show says, "It's behind you!!" and it isn't even panto season. Frictionfiction Secrets, what's in a sense of drama? Great progressive new fiction, Have You Quite Finished? at verbsap.com, Surprising Stories, and music provided by The Hexyl Circle.

The Frictionfiction show 12 features Frictionfiction secrets, 'pressure off' writing, Kaavya Viswanathan, Little Brown and Co, Christopher Shelley, The Million Writer's Award overall winner, Anderbo.com, Book Industry Reactions, and asks the question, How impoverished is the book industry?