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How To Write A Book In 30 Days

Though it in fact feels focused more on planning and outlining, there are some useful tips and resources in a

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Friday Writing Experiment No. 6: Writing Good Sentences

We can come up with brilliant ideas, storylines, and characters, but they’re unlikely to be much use unless we can

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Hilary Mantel, the Man Booker Prize, and Historical Fiction

Some good coverage of Hilary Mantel winning the Man Booker Prize for Bring Up The Bodies, an event that made

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A Conversation With Ray Bradbury

I’m (finally) tidying/unpacking/autmun-cleaning my study (a year after moving in), and of course turn to the Web to find something

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Friday Writing Experiment No. 5: Borrowing From The Bard

As I mentioned earlier in the week, I saw the fabulous production of Twelfth Night at the Globe on Sunday,

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Frankfurt Book Fair

‘When one is tired of Frankfurt, one must be tired of publishing’ – or so we are told! I was

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Round-up, 10 October 2012: honest responses, colourblind writing, Hilary Mantel, Camille Paglia, handwriting

Out of the mouths of babes … I really enjoyed reading this blog entry by Naropan and flash fiction journal editor Stacy

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Twelfth Night at the Globe

Twelfth Night has not been one of my favourite Shakespeare plays. It’s not one I’ve read or studied. I saw

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Eel Pie Island

I really love Twickenham. It’s a great mix of so many things, part of London yet too very much its

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Friday Writing Experiment No. 4: A Date With An Artist

Today I had the great pleasure of spending the afternoon with my good and special friend the magical, starry writer

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Round-up, 5 October 2012: Nigella, Anna, Huck and covers

Look at these gorgeous book covers designed by 100 artists from 28 countries gathered together in the collective DoeDeMee by

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Recommended: Cortland Review

From time to time I like to visit the Cortland Review, an elegantly designed online journal of poetry and fiction,

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