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writing neuroses

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The art and business of writing short fiction for profit by a published writer, editor and slush pile reader

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    Posted on Saturday December 5th, 2009 at 05:36 in cormac mccarthy, margaret atwood, barbara kingsolver, charles lambert, sally hinchcliffe, writer's platform

    ‘Platform’ and how to think about itWe’re told that all writers need a platform. This is not the creaky stage on which the Women’s Institute sings Jerusalem, but the underpinning material of a marketing strategy.The very word makes most write...

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    Posted on Thursday November 26th, 2009 at 11:12 in writing workshops, zadie smith, todd alan, james burt

    Writing workshops, words and wearinessI have a cold. A really stinking, streaming, vile and intractable cold. So if you were expecting to hear from me, and haven’t, this is why.But even if I’m not up to much, the world moves on. Todd has produced...

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    Posted on Thursday November 19th, 2009 at 08:02 in graphic novels, non-fiction, novel writing, sketchcrawl, writing growth, todd alan

    Growing as a writer (and as a person)I am doing something this weekend that absolutely terrifies me. Sketchcrawl is worldwide activity but in Brighton, at the Jubilee Library, at midday on Saturday 21st November, it will be happening to me!I am a ter...

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    Posted on Monday November 16th, 2009 at 05:08 in nanowrimo, book review, jim murdoch

    Sooo… the things I wanted to talk about:Jim Murdoch’s new novel, Stranger than Fiction. I really enjoyed this, and Jim’s profoundly idiosyncratic view of the world is always fascinating. I tried to come up with one of those pithy one-liners tha...

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    Posted on Tuesday November 10th, 2009 at 09:28

    Missing In ActionThat's what I am, and I apologise to you for it. But by next week I hope to be back with:1. A book review2. Commentary on a day in the life of a writer3. A short rant about writers who won't start and writers who won't stop.Until the...

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    Posted on Wednesday October 28th, 2009 at 12:02 in nanowrimo, novel writing, brighton reading, young adult novels

    October – a writing Indian summer?Right, final reminder for Fear of the Dark – should be a night to remember! Tickets are £5 or £4 for concessions available on the night or in advance from the Marlborough Theatre, Brighton or fearofthedark.even...

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