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Friday Writing Experiment No. 20: Lists, Lovely Lists

I love lists. I have whole spiels on lists in literature. ‘Howl’ by Allen Ginsberg. Sections of the Old Testament

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roses

Friday Writing Experiment No. 19: Ode For A Special Occasion

This week we’ve had Pancake Day, Chinese New Year and/or Shambhala Day/Tibetan New Year bringing us the Year of the

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candles

Friday Writing Experiment No. 18: Candlelit Tales

So, for all our attempts to invoke spring last week, it’s still winter out there. Sun, some blue skies, but

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pink flower field

Friday Writing Experiment No. 17: O, Just-spring!

I don’t know about you, but it’s felt like a long and cold winter, and according to the calendar we’ve

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Friday Writing Experiment No. 16: People Of The Stars

To mark the publication of Astrology Decoded by Sue Merlyn Farebrother, let’s use some astrology in this week’s writing experiment. The

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How To Avoid The Self-Published Look

I just read a very useful article with lots of practical tips: ‘How To Avoid The Self-Published Look’. To that

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dedication

Dedication

Last night I went to Treadwell’s for the launch of Astrology Decoded, by Sue Merlyn Farebrother. Sue was my tarot teacher, and

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Friday Writing Experiment No. 15: Tell Me A Short Story

Yesterday I read an interesting piece via Galley Cat that asked why so many fiction writers start by writing novels

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Larger-than-life

I just read in the LRB an enjoyable review by James Wolcott of the selected letters of William Styron. Sometimes,

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Friday Writing Experiment No. 14: Popping Pills

I’ve had the flu this week 🙁 I’ve been trying to avoid taking extra medication for it, though I have

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Anne Rice

One of my very favourite people on Facebook is Anne Rice. She really understands how to use technology to connect

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Friday Writing Experiment No. 13: Filters

Merry Christmas! I spent it in Venice, which was misty, moody, and very magical. Even moodier after started playing with

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