4 little known people who affect your writing

4 little known people who affect your writing

People leave scars on you. Some are painful, deep and lasting. Others are less so and polish out over time.   My fourth grade teacher left one that’s stayed with me, but thankfully did no lasting damage. Yes, she commented on my writing. Mrs Williamson (AKA the...
Spellbinding words written to the farmer in us all

Spellbinding words written to the farmer in us all

It’s rare that your breath’s taken away these days. Very rare indeed. You harden up fast. Few things crack the shell.   But not last week. For two spellbinding minutes I was breathless. Captivated and touched. By words written, narrated and pictorialised, to...
Let it rest before you cut

Let it rest before you cut

This week I tortured my husband, son and daughter. For 24hours. My alter-ego TDG – the domestic goddess – possessed me and I became a ruthless, territorial creature.   Even after they begged me repeatedly – each with their own heart-string tugging appeal –...
Feeding your readers: eating your words

Feeding your readers: eating your words

Writing is a symphony of ingredients. Once consumed, they should satisfy, nourish and enthrall your reader. But unless the flavours are harmonised, your words won’t feed the soul.   So start at the beginning. Writing is all about satisfying readers – the...
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