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Tag Archives: Writing
Writing Popular Fiction
If you’re interested in understanding the winning formula behind successful popular fiction then head over to BBC Maestro’s website and watch Lee Child’s excellent Writing Popular Fiction course. Presented via a series of 20 minute videos, Mr. Child gives a comprehensive … Continue reading
The Benefits of Writing
It’s now over six years since I first put finger to keyboard and started writing. Originally conceived as a therapeutic project, with no particular plan in mind, this blog has taken on a life of it’s own and, whilst it … Continue reading
A Tribute to Rob Temple
Our family loves Rob Temple – a man who started with a dodgy haircut, a twitter account and a deep understanding of the British character and turned this unlikely combination of assets into 4 million social media followers, at least … Continue reading
The Duke in his Domain
Feature writing covers a wide range of areas, but for me, profiling is probably the most interesting sub-genre. The best profiles don’t tend to focus on hard biographical data about the subject, but instead aim to present a coherent, accessible … Continue reading
£158
This week, I learnt that Boris Johnson gets paid £23,000 per month for his weekly column in Monday’s Daily Telegraph. This article gets the top slot, centre pages, opposite the newspaper’s editorial leaders. At an average of 1,250 words per … Continue reading
To Split or Not To Split? The Blogger’s Dilemma
I’ve been writing my blog now for over a year and, looking back at my ramblings, what conclusions can I draw? Firstly, being inside my head is scary. If my blog is an accurate reflection of my general day to … Continue reading
Dystonia Girl Goes Under Cover
I am a spy. I’ve led a double life as a MI9 field agent for many a long year. Never heard of MI9? Good. It’s better that way. I can’t tell you much, but what I can tell you, is … Continue reading
Writing For Journalists … and Other Books
Along with buying Vogue, today, I’ve started on the task of shifting read books from my bedside ‘table’. At the last count this stood at about twenty+ tomes covering theatre, art, various plays, crime, Biggles (in a class by himself), … Continue reading
A New Gadget
This week, I’ve been lucky enough to receive a camera for my birthday. This was very timely, as I’ve found it really difficult to find good, and let’s face it, free pictures and photos with which to decorate my blog … Continue reading
Dystonia Girl Gets Half a Face
Or, The Importance of Remaining Anonymous. Today, I’ve added a picture of myself to this blog. As you can see, it still preserves my modesty by only revealing a small area of my face. Why such coyness? You ask. Are … Continue reading