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Category Archives: Writing
The Wednesday Writing Spot – Write about your ancestors – Emmeline Pankhurst and I…
Genealogy is a fascinating subject and I know more than one writer who has both researched their family tree and then used their ancestors as characters in either a short story or a novel. I love this idea. I believe … Continue reading
Posted in Wednesday Writing Spot
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The Wednesday Writing Spot – Plotting the Short Story
Plotting a short story is something that many writers, both new and experienced, find difficult. I include myself in this. It is not always easy, and I say not always, because occasionally we all have those magical days when it … Continue reading
Posted in plotting, Wednesday Writing Spot, Writing
Tagged plot as you go, problems finishing, titles and themes
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The Wednesday Writing Spot. Tips on Winning Short Story Competitions
This is the first of four posts about various aspects of short story writing, which will go out over the next four Wednesdays, in my new Wednesday Writing Spot. I hope they are helpful. I have spent a fair bit … Continue reading
Posted in competitions, Wednesday Writing Spot, Writing, Writing problems and solutions
Tagged competitions, tips on writing, writing
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Goals, writing a bestseller and the law of attraction
If you are a regular follower of my blog you will know I’m quite keen on goals. I set goals for my writing: I set annual goals, which get broken down into weekly, monthly and daily goals. I come from … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Writing
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Famous Authors and Other Stuff
Well, first of all, I have to say this now because it might never happen again. I am famous. Look – it says so in the Bournemouth Echo. OK so it’s in very small print, in column four, halfway down, … Continue reading
Posted in News, Writing
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Me, a Mic and a Darkened Room!
A little while ago I was lucky enough to get the chance to record my own book, How to Eat Loads and Stay Slim, for Audible.co.uk. Wow, what an experience that was! It took place in the tiny windowless studio … Continue reading
Posted in Me on the radio - eek!, Writing
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Writing Your Memoir – is it worth it?
One of the questions I get asked a lot – both by my students, and via my Dear Della page in Writers’ Forum – is I’ve written a memoir, or I want to write my memoir, how easy is it … Continue reading
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