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My writing week #8
I’m not a full-time writer. Maybe one day, but for now, the need to earn means fitting in writing around work. I know I’m not
October 5, 2015
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I’m not a full-time writer. Maybe one day, but for now, the need to earn means fitting in writing around work. I know I’m not
Note, the format of my Short and Sweet reviews differs in that they simply comprise the book blurb and a short response (hence, the short
This week Louise and I are sharing things that captured our attention with their beauty. Mine started with something as simple as hanging the washing early in the
Last week I experienced that churning mixture of elation, relief and nervousness that comes with sending away a story. Two stories, in fact. For someone at the
Note, the format of my Short and Sweet reviews differs in that they simply comprise the book blurb and a short response (hence, the short
Juliet Marillier is a New Zealand-born writer of fantasy, focusing predominantly on historical fantasy. Juliet is currently working on the Blackthorn & Grim series of historical
This week Louise and I have gone two different routes with our photos – about the only thing we have in common is a brownish
THE PATTERSON GIRLS Author: Rachael Johns Harlequin MIRA Australia RRP $29.99 Review: Monique Mulligan The seed of the book that became The Patterson Girls, Rachael Johns’
SWEET WATTLE CREEK Author: Kaye Dobbie Harlequin MIRA Australia RRP $29.99 Review: Monique Mulligan Women’s experiences over three time periods are explored with a light touch
I’d like to thank Kaye Dobbie for her piece on the appeal of small town fiction. Kaye is an Australian author living on the central Victorian