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Ben’s Bit, part five – The Reasonable Dr Grey
Originally posted on Sun in Gemini: Ben’s Bit – part five – The Reasonable Dr Grey The man is calm. His dark-rimmed, circular glasses focus the intensity of his study at me, rather than taking in the light that bounces off my prison uniform, whose monotone colour, resembling a modern warship, bears his name. “Do…
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Ben’s Bit, part five – The Reasonable Dr Grey
Ben's Bit, part five – The Reasonable Dr Grey.
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Preparation
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: blackberries
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Today’s Quote
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How to Make Sure Your Mystery is Satisfying
Drew Chial How the Lost School of Storytelling Blurred the Line Between Intriguing and Confusing I love writing mysteries with vast casts, layered subplots, and dozens of twists. My favorite mysteries contain elements of science fiction, horror, and fantasy. They’re the everything and the kitchen sink approach to storytelling. The TV show Lost inspired much…
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8 Steps to Discover Your Perfect Writing Process
Originally posted on Sacha Black: When I started writing (years ago) I really didn’t have a clue. I was painfully naïve. I thought I could do a first draft (of a short story or a novel) that would be ok’ ‘good’ even, ‘almost there’ and not need that much work. HAHAHA, Oh how silly I…
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There are easier ways to sell books than through blogging
Originally posted on Suffolk Scribblings: At the recent Bloggers Bash, one of the questions asked was why people started blogging. Many bloggers came up with the same answer, because they’d been told they needed to have a blog as an author platform in order to sell their books. When asked if blogging had helped, the…
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Of the sense of wonder that casts light into the darkness
Originally posted on Matthew Wright: This post begins on a personal note. My Mum passed away, suddenly, last week. Mum got me writing, encouraged me to write – and was an avid reader of what I wrote. Including this blog, where her favourites were my science posts. Mum taught me to wonder about everything – about…
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Speed
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Sue Vincent's Daily Echo View original post
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Pick ‘n’ mix with a crystal ball
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Carolina, from Yesterday After tagged me in the slightly different writing ‘challenge in thy future’. Thanks, Carolina! The rules are simple: Rules: • Thank the blogger who nominated you. • Link back to the challenge creator, Dreams and Movie Screens. • Share 5 things about your future…
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Ben’s Bit, part five – The Reasonable Dr Grey
Originally posted on Sun in Gemini: Ben’s Bit – part five – The Reasonable Dr Grey The man is calm. His dark-rimmed, circular glasses focus the intensity of his study at me, rather than taking in the light that bounces off my prison uniform, whose monotone colour, resembling a modern warship, bears his name. “Do…
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Ben’s Bit, part five – The Reasonable Dr Grey
Ben's Bit, part five – The Reasonable Dr Grey.
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Preparation
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: blackberries
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Today’s Quote
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How to Make Sure Your Mystery is Satisfying
Drew Chial How the Lost School of Storytelling Blurred the Line Between Intriguing and Confusing I love writing mysteries with vast casts, layered subplots, and dozens of twists. My favorite mysteries contain elements of science fiction, horror, and fantasy. They’re the everything and the kitchen sink approach to storytelling. The TV show Lost inspired much…
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8 Steps to Discover Your Perfect Writing Process
Originally posted on Sacha Black: When I started writing (years ago) I really didn’t have a clue. I was painfully naïve. I thought I could do a first draft (of a short story or a novel) that would be ok’ ‘good’ even, ‘almost there’ and not need that much work. HAHAHA, Oh how silly I…
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There are easier ways to sell books than through blogging
Originally posted on Suffolk Scribblings: At the recent Bloggers Bash, one of the questions asked was why people started blogging. Many bloggers came up with the same answer, because they’d been told they needed to have a blog as an author platform in order to sell their books. When asked if blogging had helped, the…
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Of the sense of wonder that casts light into the darkness
Originally posted on Matthew Wright: This post begins on a personal note. My Mum passed away, suddenly, last week. Mum got me writing, encouraged me to write – and was an avid reader of what I wrote. Including this blog, where her favourites were my science posts. Mum taught me to wonder about everything – about…
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Speed
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Sue Vincent's Daily Echo View original post
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Pick ‘n’ mix with a crystal ball
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Carolina, from Yesterday After tagged me in the slightly different writing ‘challenge in thy future’. Thanks, Carolina! The rules are simple: Rules: • Thank the blogger who nominated you. • Link back to the challenge creator, Dreams and Movie Screens. • Share 5 things about your future…
Jaye Marie and Anita Dawes 