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Monday I had frantic conversation, lovely coffee and handmade chocolates (the remainder of which I took – with permission!) at the home of Gillian, my mentor and fellow blogger/writer/foodie…three words which you can use in any combination: foodie writer blogger, blogger writer foodie, writer foodie blogger, bloggie fooder writer, blooger, writie, feeder….KIDS STOP ME! I’M [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Chooks in the City’
The week that was…
Posted in Honestly!, Parenting, The Good Life, Writing, tagged ACT Writing & Publishing Award, Chooks in the City, Gillian Polack, middle child, wicked fairy on December 20, 2008 | 7 Comments »
Confessions of a naughty writer
Posted in Honestly!, Writing, tagged Chooks in the City, Murrumbateman Field Days, promoting your book, publishing, writer, Writing on October 20, 2008 | 5 Comments »
(First of all let me say, that title is going to attract some interesting terms in the seach engines – stay tuned!)
Writing is great if you love it, which I do. Writing a book and seeing it published is brilliant and ego-lifting and fun and a dream come true. Marketing it, selling it, promoting it [...]
Writing things I should know by now
Posted in Honestly!, Writing, tagged Chooks in the City, procrastinating, Steven Pressfield, writer, Writing on March 28, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Procrastination and me are like this X . And I have been pondering how a writer goes about doing the blog thing and getting on with their work as well, because I haven’t been. Ask me for an article and I’ll write you an article, no probs, but when it comes to my own writing [...]
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