Donna Morfett interviewed me and we ended up having a great laugh… Image by Andrzej Rembowski from Pixabay The delightful Donna Morfett recently interviewed me via Zoom. We had quite a giggle together as we chatted about my writing, favourite and influential authors, as well as my early life working in the Ministry of Defence in […]
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New #shortstory: A GIFT TO REMEMBER @vocal_creators July 29, 2021 / Books & Bonsai Staci Troilo Ciao, amici! We’re on week three of the eight-week challenge. I’ve had my story ready to go since Friday, but I had technical issues with my Vocal account. FINALLY, at the last minute, they got resolved, and I got […]
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The Formula of Productivity On 16 July 2021 By AriIn Organisation Being productive can make a huge difference in your life. However, it can be easy to mistake being busy with being productive. And all it takes is something small to derail your productivity. So if you are currently derailed, or maybe you just want to […]
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Chris The Story Reading Ape’s Blog READER – WRITER – CURATED RESOURCES – & MORE The risks of Hedging The 5 Most Common Mistakes in Book Cover Design and How to Avoid Them – by Clayton Noblit… Speaking Without Freaking: A Writer’s Guide – By Ann Harth… #GuestDayTuesday – Summer Magic by … ME! How to Establish Yourself as […]
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Chris The Story Reading Ape’s Blog READER – WRITER – CURATED RESOURCES – & MORE Quick Writing and Editing Tips – Past and Passed #Writing #Editing 5 Steps to Creating a Unique Character Voice – By Janice Hardy… Fundamentals of Grammar: seven basic rules of punctuation #amwriting Five Grammar Habits Every Writer Should Adopt – by Melissa Donovan… Create […]
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Actually managed to get this up on the correct day this time! So, on today’s podcast Rachel and I discussed Editing because not all editing is the same. You know, that part where you go back and realise just how bad your writing is? We asked (and answered): “What Are The Different Types of […]
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Book Reviews Summer 2021 by Smorgasbord – Variety is the Spice of Life. A lovely surprise to wake up to this morning. Mary Clark shares some summer reviews and I was delighted to be included with Tales from the Garden. Also great to discover three new authors to me MaryLee MacDonald, Glenn Oliver Parkhurst and C.C. […]
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Your DAILY MESSAGE from Angels THIS IS AN IMPORTANT DAY! Read more …
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I suppose one can become jaded, but frankly I find watching people ensures that I am never bored. Irritated perhaps. But still, never bored. I was sitting watching the sun rise over Exegesis Square. This is something I find myself doing more than I would like but you know what it’s like. A patron summons […]
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aul Gauguin (1848–1903) was a leading 19th-century Post-Impressionist artist, painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramist and writer. His bold experimentation with color directly influenced modern art in the 20th century while his expression of the inherent meaning of the subjects in his paintings, under the influence of the cloisonnist style, paved the way to Primitivism and the return to the pastoral. He was also an influential […]
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