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- Talking crime – on why we love a good murder mystery….
- Let’s focus on the words: Peter, Tony, and a Portrait of Keats
- Why Mrs T should have left the room quietly, closing the door behind her….
- ‘In relation to’ what? On ‘Talking Books’ and chewing words….
- ‘Talking Books’…On trying to become Somerset’s answer to Mariella Frostrup
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Tag Archives: NaNoWriMo
NaNoWriMo: 43,000 and counting….
The third of my occasional posts for National Novel Writing Month. Don’t worry, it’s nearly over… I love Christmas. Always look forward to it. But this year I am anticipating opening the first door of the advent calendar with particular … Continue reading
NaNoWriMo: The second half – retire hurt, change tactics or keep the faith?
This is my second blog post about my November NaNoWriMo experience Half way through November. Fifteen days gone and I am still plugging away at my NaNoWriMo novel. I am afraid I am behind schedule, and will have to write … Continue reading
Posted in History, NaNoWriMo, Writing
Tagged history, London, mental health, NaNoWriMo, procrastination, storytelling
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On working for a living and writing a novel in November…
This is my first blog post about my November NaNoWriMo experience. Hopefully writing this as a kind of occasional diary it will keep me going till the 30th. I am having a first try at historical fiction, set in 1905, … Continue reading
In which I read a terrific book but am none the wiser for it…
Have you ever reached the end of a novel, particularly one over 500 pages long and felt as if you had to flick through the whole story again to work out where you may have failed to pick up a … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged childhood, crime writing, NaNoWriMo, reading, thrillers, writing
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