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10K Day for Writers

16. July 2009

Fear of Writing author, Milli Thornton, hosts a monthly challenge on her blog for writers to join in and write 10,000 words in a day. The next day is – today! Thursday, July 16th. And there are a few who have joined up or RSVPed on the blog to suggest they will be writing in [...]

1000 Words A Day

14. July 2009

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On the subject of writing goals, and my consideration towards a writing group goal, I have also joined (in mind, at least) with the Inkygirl 1000 Words a Day Challenge. You will see the badge for this, plus some goal bars in a new sidebar section on this blog.

Story of My Life.com

19. June 2009

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As a scrapbooker hobbyist, there were two beliefs I held strongly and which remain with me to this day - Preserve our memories for future generations Tell our story – with scrapbooking it was via photographs and decorations, but there was a major element of writing. I can not impound it enough, as I know of so many [...]

So, Where Do You Write?

22. April 2009

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I was in a writing meeting the other night. It was 10pm my time, and the setting was in Second Life, in a nicely landscaped bay. The question came up – ‘Where do you Write?’ Taking the questioner literally (hello, Lukos) I answered – ‘Well, in second life, it’s a shack, and in real life I’m [...]

Can You Use Colour to Influence Your Writing?

11. February 2009

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Can You Use Colour to Influence Your Writing?

Via the Wright Creativity Blog, I was led to read an article at WebMD which suggests that certain findings have been found towards some colours effecting our creativity, equally applicable towards writing I’m sure. I decided this was worth further investigation.

22 Word Blog Post – Popcorn Writing

4. February 2009

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My Writing Fears I’m a rubbish writer I’m a good writer, but will never be recognised I won’t complete a writing project

9WebHeads to Inspire You (2)

22. October 2008

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An occasional series. These are from my Google Reader, taken from several feeds. They may be good fodder for creative writing – or not. Making time to make tiny little things (Blog Feed) Statistics show that more than 18% of working time is spent on… (News feed) So instead of thinking about the race… (Blog Feed) …to get “altitude” over [...]

9WebHeads to Inspire You (1)

8. October 2008

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An occasional series. Introduction to 9WebHeads: I read a lot of feeds – Google News feeds, Twitter search feeds (with particular keyword searches), blog feeds, technology feeds, feeds, feeds, feeds. To make my feeding frenzy more manageable in a normal day, I simply read them using Google Reader, and put them all into List View – that way [...]

Facebook for Writers

23. September 2008

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I was recently spurred on to clean up my Facebook profile – it is, unfortunately, still far too full of application widgets, which – with the new Facebook site redesign, now are thankfully more hidden and therefore forgotten on Facebook. But as with other networking groups, Facebook and other social networking sites have some [...]

Writing, Postered

4. September 2008

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How simple are some posters nowadays? Conversely, this might make a good reminder up on my wall. Buy at AllPosters.com

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10K Day for Writers

1000 Words A Day

Story of My Life.com

So, Where Do You Write?

Can You Use Colour to Influence Your Writing?

22 Word Blog Post – Popcorn Writing

9WebHeads to Inspire You (2)

9WebHeads to Inspire You (1)

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