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anaximander replied to the thread Event Weekly Writers’ Huddle - 31st January - 5.00pm UK time.I'll be there. -
Sarit replied to the thread Event Weekly Writers’ Huddle - 31st January - 5.00pm UK time.Sorry for the last minute Jonny, if you can please add me. Thx. -
Pamela Jo replied to the thread News Ethical writing and The Salt Path. -
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RK Wallis reacted to Josephine's post in the thread What are you reading at the moment? Recommendations welcome with
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Pamela Jo replied to the thread What are you reading at the moment? Recommendations welcome.Just finished Julia Child's "My Life in France." It follows her first trip to France as an American from a very sheltered upper class girlhood. She plays down her OSS career and instead describes herself as a bored diplomatic wife falling in...
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Pamela Jo reacted to Josephine's post in the thread What are you reading at the moment? Recommendations welcome with
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No, just an observation. She's a practising physician. Her best-selling fiction writing is a second job.
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I read the start of that Write to Market book on the Amazon preview thing. Writing to market isn't something I want to do personally, but I was intrigued. I can see his point; and if you're self pubbing (which from that small snippet seems to be...
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Sedayne replied to the thread Craft Chat Write to Market.I just caught up on reading this. It is so far beyond my experience as a reader or a writer that it feels like another artform altogether. It's certainly a different discipline. -
Sedayne replied to the thread Craft Chat Write to Market.I just read an interesting interview with American UK agents Catherine Cho and Katie Greenstreet. Amongst other things, they talk about reasons not to write to market. When actually writing their books, do authors need to be considering multiple...
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Paul Whybrow posted the thread Thought for the Day If the English language made any sense ... in Café Life.If the English language made any sense, a catastrophe would be an apostrophe with fur. Doug Larson
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Lakeland Waffler reacted to Paul Whybrow's post in the thread Thought for the Day I am burdened with what the Buddhists call the monkey mind. The thoughts that ... with Like.
I am burdened with what the Buddhists call the monkey mind. The thoughts that swing from limb to limb, stopping only to scratch themselves, spit and howl. My mind swings wildly through time, touching on dozens of ideas a minute, unharnessed and... -
Jonny reacted to BrianY's post in the thread Event Weekly Writers’ Huddle - 31st January - 5.00pm UK time with Like.
Can I please be added? I know it's pretty last-minute.
